Statesboro Police investigate possible death

Written by Jessie Reese

Thursday, 20 October 2011 16:10

The Statesboro Police Department responded to a possible deceased person in the Avenue at Southern. The person was announced dead, said Laura McCullough, assistant director administrative at Georgia Southern University police department.

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