Kentucky judge had lunch with the sheriff now arrested in his killing, court clerk says
Later that day, Stines, 43 – a man whose role made him responsible for judge’s personal security – fatally shot Mullins, 54, inside the Letcher County courthouse in Whitesburg, according to Kentucky State Police. Stines was arrested at the courthouse and is now facing a first-degree murder charge, authorities said.
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New Details Emerge as Tiny Town Buries Kentucky Judge Allegedly Shot by Longtime Friend, the County SheriffMystery shrouds the murder of Kentucky judge Kevin Mullins, who was buried Sunday in a small, Appalachian county where he was ...
The reopening comes just days after the incident that resulted in the death of Judge Mullins, who was fatally shot multiple times inside his chambers last Thursday.
The community of Whitesburg is still dealing with the loss of District Court Judge Kevin Mullins and the arrest of Letcher ...
The lawsuit accuses the sheriff of “deliberate indifference in failing to ... “I just cannot believe that he just went in and shot him for no reason.” Jennifer L. Taylor, a Whitesburg attorney, ...
Kentucky State Police said the 54-year-old was shot by Sheriff Mickey Stines after an argument. The shock is still hitting the town of Whitesburg hard. Those who knew Mullins and Stines called ...
The death of Kevin Mullins Thursday shocked close-knit Whitesburg, Kentucky. The sheriff charged with murder is accused of ...
As residents of a small town in southeast Kentucky mourn the loss of a prominent district judge, they’re looking for answers ...
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