YCSD Emergency Services received a 911 call reporting an unpleasant odor at a Combs Street residence.
Charlie grew up in Alabama before moving to Yoknapatawpha County to join the sheriff's department.
Internal Affairs reviewed Detective Tatum's file in the wake of his death.
The Crime Beat reports: Respected officer found dead in peculiar circumstances.
Edith grew up in Montana and during college moved to Oxford, where she met her future husband.
The detectives asked Edith about her tenant, Charles Tatum, and her 911 call.
Sheriff Sheldon sent an important notice to YCSD personnel via their watch commanders.
The assigned officers submitted their report on activities at the specified location.
After a failed marriage, Marion returned to the town where she'd gone to college.
The detectives asked Marion about her relationship with Charles Tatum.
The coroner's office notified detectives of some preliminary findings that could affect the investigation.
Internal Affairs notified Homicide of critical items not found at the scene.
CSU provided this preliminary inventory of evidence collected at the newly classified scene.
The Coroner's Office provided a preliminary summary of the Tatum autopsy findings. Additional analyses are ongoing.
Detectives Armstrong and Murphy spoke to Detective Tatum's supervisor about his current investigations.
The detectives asked Hank about Detective Tatum's interactions with his business.
Detectives Armstrong and Murphy talked to Detective Huckabee about cases he worked with Detective Tatum.
Investigators listened to the voicemail messages on Detective Tatum's cell phone.
Ricardo has been engaged in one criminal activity or another most of his life.
The detectives spoke to an ex-con who Detective Tatum helped convict.
The detectives brought in another ex-con who had a history with Detective Tatum.
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