Eve Carson

Source: news.yahoo.com --- 15 days ago
A Web site that promises to help college students earn money by answering surveys has removed the slain UNC student's photo. ...

Source: news.yahoo.com --- 17 days ago
The slain UNC student body president is listed as a student "recently registered" to earn money by completing surveys. ...

Source: news.yahoo.com --- 10 days ago
Federal authorities are considering charges that could result in a federal death sentence for a man accused of killing UNC-Chapel Hill student leader Eve Carson. ...

Source: www.thetimesnews.com.com --- 9 days ago
Federal authorities are considering charges that could result in a federal death sentence for a man accused of killing UNC-Chapel Hill student leader Eve Carson. ...

Source: moronsinchapelhill.com --- 16 days ago
How low can you go? As anyone with familiarity with UNC professors and Chapel Hill politicians already knows, pretty fucking low: Raleigh, N.C. — University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill students say they are appalled to find out that a photo of the school's slain student body president is being used on a Web site that promises, for a fee, to help college students earn money. The site, College Student Jobs (www.jobscollegestudents.org), lists Eve Carson, the late actor/comedian John Belushi and several other unidentified people as "recently registered students" who can earn up to $3,500 a month by taking online surveys. "It's just tasteless," UNC senior Amanda Morgan said. "I think that's my first reaction." Carson, 22, was found shot to death on the morning of March 5 in a residential neighborhood several blocks from the UNC campus. Two men face several charges in her death, including first-degree murder and kidnapping. FULL STORY ...

Source: www.msnbc.msn.com --- 45 days ago
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Source: crime.about.com --- 49 days ago
Every crime has a victim who suffers some harm at the hands of the offender. This is just a handful of some of those victims who had their lives stolen forever. ...

Source: www.ajc.com --- 96 days ago
Chapel Hill, N.C. — A local expert in criminal law predicts District Attorney Jim Woodall will charge Eve Carson's accused killers with "just about everything you could imagine" when the Orange County grand jury meets Monday. ...

Source: www.ajc.com --- 55 days ago
It's been more than five months since college student Eve Carson was slain and four years since she lived in Athens, but the woman has not been forgotten in her hometown. ...

Source: blogs.newsobserver.com --- 101 days ago
Several readers were unhappy with The N&O for publishing the Eve Carson autopsy report today. See the story here . The story was sensationalistic, they said, and served the purpose only of selling newspapers. "Maybe you could explain why it was of importance to the public to know that she was shot in the face several times." wrote Patrick Beach. "This case still hurts me to the core, and having a newspaper drag it on does not help with my emotions." The report was released Monday, after The N&O went to court seeking its release under the state Public Records law. The report did add some details that the public hadn't known before: Carson was shot five times in various places, and two weapons were involved. In addition to the story, The N&O also posted on its website the Medical Examiner's report itself, which included graphic details about the wounds to her body. Several people objected to that. "More than I needed to know!" wrote Lois Boynton, a journalism ethics professor at UNC. "Yes, there's a disclaimer, but it still is quite brutal to see." Boynton actually was referring to an autopsy report posted on the WRAL website, and she later said she could see some "sunshine" value in The N&O posting the report. But I agree with her first instinct - why did we need to see the graphic details on the N&O site? I don't think The N&O would have published such detail in its print edition. But I agree with publishing the story, online and ...

Source: www.newsobserver.com --- 71 days ago
Federal prosecutors have opened their own investigation into the killing of former University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student body president Eve Carson. ...

Source: www.cbs46.com --- 60 days ago
Prosecutors will seek the death penalty against the man accused of killing Athens native Eve Carson. ...

Source: www.dailytarheel.com --- 85 days ago
TO THE EDITOR: As the Carolina community mourns the loss of our inspirational leader Eve Carson, I want to urge each of us to remember that there are more victims in this horrendous crime. An employee at Duke School of Medicine, I recently discovered that a close co-worker watched one of the accused grow up down the street from her for 10 years. ...

Source: www.wneg32.com --- 95 days ago
Murder Suspects Could Face More Charges more ...

Source: www.wlos.com --- 71 days ago
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. (AP) -- Federal prosecutors have opened their own investigation into the killing of former University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student body president Eve Carson. ...

Source: www.news-record.com --- 71 days ago
RALEIGH (AP) - Federal prosecutors have opened their own investigation into the killing of former University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill student body president Eve Carson, according to a letter made public Thursday. U.S. Attorney Anna Mills Wagoner mentioned that a federal investigation was opened March 14 - less than two weeks after Carson was found dead - in a letter sent to Orange County District Attorney Jim Woodall, who is handling the case. read more ...

Source: www.news-record.com --- 11 days ago
RALEIGH (AP) — A federal committee is meeting to decide whether to seek the death penalty against a man accused of killing former University of North Carolina student leader Eve Carson. Department of Justice spokesman Erik Ablin said the Attorney General's Review Committee on Capital Cases was discussing the case today. That panel considers U.S. Attorney requests to pursue death penalty cases. read more ...

Source: www.themonitor.com.com --- 30 days ago
On the morning of March 6, Chapel Hill police put out the word they were looking for a blue 2005 Toyota Highlander that belonged to Eve Carson, the UNC student body president killed a day earlier. ...

Source: raleigh.mync.com --- 11 days ago
The Attorney General's Review Committee on Capital Cases is meeting to discuss the case of University of North Carolina Student Body President Eve Carson.   A federal committee is meeting to decide whether to seek the death penalty against a man accused of killing Carson.       Department of Justice spokesman Erik Ablin said the Attorney General's Review Committee on Capital Cases was discussing the case Monday. That panel considers U.S. Attorney requests to pursue death penalty cases.       Demario James Atwater, 22, and Laurence Alvin Lovette Jr., 17, have been charged with killing Carson. Orange County District Attorney Jim Woodall has said he will seek the death penalty against Atwater, but juries in the county tend to avoid giving death sentences.       Lovette can't be sentenced to death because the crime was committed before he turned 18. ...