YCSD investigators looked up Norm Resol's history of criminal activity in Mississippi.

The detectives talked to the YCCC night custodian about the night Barbara was killed.

Bob is training for a management position at the YCCC.

The detectives talked to the YCCC lounge bartender about the night of the gala.

Sam is a self-made man with business savvy, a warm heart, and a quick temper.

The detectives asked Barbara's former sponsor about his business relationship with her and the pageant.

Mary turned her childhood hobby into a means of supporting her family.

The detectives talked to Barbara's friend about what she witnessed at the pageant.

Most of Allie's achievements in life can be attributed to sheer determination.

The detectives spoke with the pageant's primary sponsor about her involvement in the event.

Denny's mother has always ensured his path in life was smooth and untroubled.

The detectives talked to a man Barbara dated in college about their relationship.

Marty's life has long been a combination of mystery and peculiarity.

The detectives asked Barbara's pageant coach about their history and his appearance at the pageant.

CSU submitted this inventory of evidence collected from hotel rooms of pageant-associated persons.

CSU recovered an apparent draft of a speech Barbara Dubois was planning to give.

CSU prepared a diagram showing the rooms occupied by persons of interest to the investigation.

A lifelong Oxonian, Walbert is well-traveled, well-educated, and well-respected.

The detectives asked Walbert about the pageant's role in the Yoknapatawpha County Literature Festival.

What cause was Barbara Dubois passionate about?

The Crime Beat column reports: Vandals lash out at the pageant and its primary sponsor.

The one bright spot in Susan's life of loss was her daughter, Barbara.

The detectives talked to Susan about the morning she discovered her daughter was missing.

Bill Lamar allowed CSU to collect biological samples from him for comparison.