YCSD officers responded to the scene of a triggered silent alarm.
Since graduating from Yoknapatawpha High, Brandon has been looking for work as a photographer.
After getting a journalism degree from Ole Miss, Joanne works as a freelance reporter.
At Brandon's urging, the detectives went to see his sister, the reporter.
Vince overcame early setbacks and later provided a stable home for his orphaned godson.
The detectives spoke with the owner of the home Brandon is accused of burglarizing.
The homeowner filled out a form regarding the burglary incident at his residence.
Investigators reviewed an overview of the information the reporter collected.
Investigators spoke to other residents in Mr. Gayle's neighborhood.
Daniel struggled after his parents died but finally found a new path: pursuing his art.
The detectives decided to issue a BOLO to see if they could locate Daniel.
Investigators asked employees of Yoknapatawpha High School about Daniel.
The detectives spoke to a teacher who knew Daniel when he was in high school.
After growing up in Washington, Kristina moved to Mississippi for the man she later married.
The detectives talked to Daniel's high school art teacher about his plans.
The detectives talked to Vince's live-in girlfriend about Daniel.
Investigators talked to current and former art club members about Daniel.
Investigators spoke to the people who attended the New Year's Eve party with Daniel.
A teacher helped Axyl use music to channel his feelings into something non-destructive.
The detectives talked to a man reportedly angry at Daniel after a deal gone wrong.
The detectives asked Brandon to come in to answer some more questions.
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