The Forsyth County Sheriff s Department is continuing their investigation into the death of a woman found shot to death in her Lewisville home on Sunday. Sheriff Ron Barker says his officers are working around the clock on the case - as yet no arrests have been made. Barker says they have identified a possible suspect and are continuing their Investigation. Attorney General Roy Cooper says there are many missionaries of many different faiths, particularly Southern Baptists who are overseas from North Carolina. He says there are business people and students who are overseas as well.
Cooper says if people are going to be counted overseas, everyone needs to be counted.
Utah is in federal court today, complaining the Census Bureau overlooked more than eleven-thousand of Utah's residents on overseas Mormon church missions last year. That's enough to give the state an extra congressional seat, which would come at North Carolina's expense. A mentally retarded killer facing execution in North Carolina might not benefit from a U-S Supreme Court review of whether retarded criminals should be subject to capital punishment. Lawyers for Larry Darnell Williams say they'll seek a stay of execution because the Supreme Court is hearing another North Carolina case. Also, their effort is based on the state Legislature's consideration of a ban on executions for the mentally retarded.