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While Bonnie Rushing lay dead on porch, deputies thought she’d been kidnapped
But Mayhew, now on trial for murder, was soon arrested in Florida driving her SUV, with gun linked to the shooting, items stolen from her home
Lt. Kirk McGlamery of the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office recounts his response and initial investigation to assistant district attorney Casey Blount as the first witness in the trial for Lee Allen Mayhew, who is accused murdering Bonnie Rushing in 2020,
Lt. Kirk McGlamery of the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office recounts his response and initial investigation to assistant district attorney Casey Blount as the first witness in the trial for Lee Allen Mayhew, who is accused murdering Bonnie Rushing in 2020, on Tuesday, Jan. 31. - photo by SCOTT BRYANT/staff
A Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office lieutenant spent more than 40 minutes in and around Bonnie Lanier Rushing’s family home pursuing the suspicion that she’d been kidnapped, and meanwhile Lee Allen Mayhew was stopped by police in Florida driving Rushing’s stolen 2013 GMC Acadia before her husband found her dead on their front porch.
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