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Funeral Services Set For Christina Sneary, 14-Year Old Murder Victim

Funeral services have been scheduled for the 14-year old Molino girl who died hours after being shot Wednesday afternoon.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Christina Marine “Nellie” Sneary, who recently completed the eighth grade at Ernest Ward Middle School. The funeral will be at 2 p.m. at the Williams Memorial Chapel Funeral Home in Brewton. Interment will follow at the Dixonville Cemetery in Brewton.

Visitation will be held Monday from 6-8 p.m. at Williams Chapel Funeral Home in Brewton.

Sneary is survived by her mother and father, Mike & Troyce Sneary of Molino; grandparents William and Bessie Brantley of Brooklyn, Ala., Laverna and Michael Leach of Virginia Beach, Virgina, and Gary Sneary of Jackson, Mississippi; brother Sgt. Jason Rendell of Fort Campbell, Kentucky; and two sisters, Brandi Sneary of Milton and Elena Rendell of Pensacola.

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Kentucky Law Review: Justice Cunningham to host Court at the ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- Justice Bill Cunningham of the Supreme Court of Kentucky will host Court at the Cupboard, an event to educate the public about the court system, Friday, Aug. 12, at the Country Cupboard restaurant in Madisonville. A long-time advocate of helping citizens understand the state court system, Justice Cunningham is bringing together judges who represent Hopkins County at each level of the court system for the meeting. The gathering will take place from 8-10 a.m. CDT and include free coffee.

“For people to respect the court system, they need some understanding of it,” Justice Cunningham said. “The best way to understand it is to ask judges questions about it directly.”

In addition to Justice Cunningham, attendees will include Court of Appeals Judge Donna L. Dixon, Hopkins County Circuit Court Judge James Brantley, Hopkins County Family Court Judge Susan Wesley McClure and Hopkins County District Court Judges W. Logan Calvert and William R. Whitledge. Justice Cunningham and Judge Dixon represent Hopkins County and 23 other counties on their courts.   

The event will give the public a rare opportunity to meet with the judges in a casual setting to talk about the legal system. The judges will be available to discuss and answer questions about cases that are final as well as legal issues and procedural matters but will not talk about pending cases.

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