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Christopher Chambley

No leads in Chambley murder

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Rachel McDaniel
in Crime and Arrests
Wednesday, June 8. 2011
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One year ago, Christopher Chambley, 29, was shot to death on Reid Road near the Lamar County line on June 4. The Redbone district resident and father of an infant daughter died from multiple gunshot wounds to the head, according to an autopsy performed at the state crime lab.

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#1 Crystal M. on 06/08/11 at 07:53 AM
this is a good example to teach your children to not use drugs. and if they do, dont do the crime if they cant do the time. snitching carrys the death penalty in some parts.
#2 Anonymous on 06/13/11 at 01:04 AM
Well, then the question would be, who did he snitch on?
#3 Who Owl on 06/13/11 at 01:53 PM
Hey if you find you a snitch they will tell you!!
#4 C on 06/25/11 at 01:21 AM
Of course nobody should do anyting illegal, but sorry Crystal, that guy was somebody's brother, son, daddy. nobody's saddness should be used as an example. even though people do teach their children to stay on the stright and narrow, things happen and i just hope it doesn't happen to one of your children. really tragic this young man had to die. instead of trying to make examples of what happened, we should be encouraging our children and giving them hope.
#5 knows the family on 06/25/11 at 05:12 PM
It was his choice.
We always have a choice.
#6 C. Meth on 06/25/11 at 08:10 PM
Yes I am sure he has family. And I am sure the loss is devasting for them. I get all that. None of us live forever. In fact we all die.

"Hope and encouragement" sounds like something I read on a balloon or in a hallmark card. Im teaching "our children" street smarts. Lesson #1 HOW TO STAY ALIVE. If they can do that they have a whole life ahead of them.
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