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Death sentence announced in murder of Missouri police officer in gas station shootout

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By Stuart McMillian Verified, Michael Ryan, John Ransom Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
A Missouri judge handed down the ultimate punishment Thursday to a man convicted of murdering a Hermann police officer. A Greene County judge sentenced Kenneth Simpson to death, as recommended by the jury earlier this year. Simpson was found guilty of first-degree murder for killing Detective Sgt. Mason Griffith. The jury also convicted him of first-degree assault for severely injuring Officer Adam Sullentrup. The charges stem from a deadly shootout in March 2023.
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Missouri’s ‘proclamation of freedom’ ended slavery months before Texas’ Juneteenth

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By Stuart McMillian Verified
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
America’s newest federal holiday has been celebrated as the end of slavery in Texas for more than 160 years, but months before Juneteenth, Missouri was the first slave state to voluntarily abolish slavery. A state constitutional convention gathered in St. Louis on Jan. 11, 1865 and passed an ordinance to abolish slavery. Praising the move as “having pleased Divine Providence to inspire to righteous action,” Gov.
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Missouri’s ‘proclamation of freedom’ ended slavery months before Texas’ Juneteenth - The Heartlander

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By Stuart McMillian Verified
| The Heartlander News Verified
America’s newest federal holiday has been celebrated as the end of slavery in Texas for more than 160 years, but months before Juneteenth, Missouri was the first slave state to voluntarily abolish slavery. A state constitutional convention gathered in St. Louis on Jan. 11, 1865 and passed an ordinance to abolish slavery. Praising the move as “having pleased Divine Providence to inspire to righteous action,” Gov.
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