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Statesboro murder trial focuses on texts
Testimony indicates messages helped set up slaying
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Tarell Momon
Cellphone records revealed in court Monday showed what police believe to be evidence that a Statesboro woman plotted with others to have her husband killed. Statesboro police Detective Sgt. James Winskey and Detective Kevin Wadley each took the stand Monday — Wadley more than once — and shared details of the June 30, 2013, shooting murder of local pastor Michael Anthony Riley. The trial, which began Friday, is for Tarell Momon, 36, an inmate at Dooly State Prison, and Terrance Ray Griswould, 30, of Augusta, both charged in the "hit style" killing that took place at 113 Greenbriar Trail, the Riley home.
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