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Another doctor to treat Smith’s patients
By CHARLIE SMITH - News Editor

Mon,04/30/12-1:00PM , 210 Reads
Patients of Dr. Arnold Smith are continuing to receive limited treatments from another physician at the North Central Mississippi Regional Cancer Center following Smith’s arrest Sunday.
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Dr. Smith, another man charged with plotting to kill Lee Abraham
By CHARLIE SMITH - News Editor
Sun,04/29/12-11:07AM , 227 Reads
Dr. Arnold Smith and another man were arrested this morning and charged with plotting to kill Greenwood attorney Lee Abraham.

Smith, 70, 1304 Grand Blvd., and William Paul Muller, 54, 105 Northside Drive, Morgan City, are both being held without bond at the Leflore County Jail on a charge of conspiracy to commit murder.
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Leflore County Sheriff's deputies stand in front of attorney Lee Abraham's office on Market Street Saturday night following a fatal shooting.

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1 killed, 2 wounded at downtown law office
By CHARLIE SMITH - News Editor
Sun,04/29/12-3:27AM , 159 Reads
A Greenwood man was killed tonight inside attorney Lee Abraham's office, and a law enforcement official and a man with the slain man were wounded, according to Leflore County Coroner Debra Sanders.
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Leflore County Sheriff's deputies stand in front of attorney Lee Abraham's office on Market Street Saturday night following a fatal shooting.

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1 slain at Abraham law office
By CHARLIE SMITH - News Editor

Sun,04/29/12-1:00AM , 384 Reads
The nighttime stillness of downtown Greenwood exploded into fatal violence as state agents shot an alleged hired killer Saturday inside attorney Lee Abraham’s office.
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