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AdvertisementTwo arrested out of state in connection with septuple murder in Morgan CountyHide TranscriptShow TranscriptSURVEYING LARGE GROUPS OF POTENTIAL JURORS. SHERI: TWO PEOPLE ARRESTED IN OREGON, CONNECTED TO THE DEATHS OF SEVEN PEOPLE IN MORGAN COUNTY EARLY THIS MONTH. THE SHERIFF SAYS THAT JOHN LEG AND FREDERICK ROGERS ARE BOTH FACING CAPITAL MURDER CHARGES. HE SALES THE TWO KNEW EVERYONE IN THE HOME, WHERE THAT MURDER HAPPENED. HE SAYS THE TWO AND AT LEAST THREE OF THE VICTIMS WERE IN A LOCAL CLUB CALLED SEVEN DEADLY SINS TOGETHER. ONE OF THE SUSPECTS HAS FAMILY IN OREAdvertisementTwo arrested out of state in connection with septuple murder in Morgan CountyUPDATE 6/22: The Morgan County Sheriff's Office announced Monday two men were arrested in Oregon in connection with the murder of seven people in Valhermoso Springs June 4.The sheriff's office said 20-year-old John Legg, of Danville, and 23-year-old Frederic "Rick" Rogers 23, of Hartselle, were detained during a traffic stop in Salem, Oregon. Both men have been charged with capital murder.Legg and Rogers were taken into custody without incident and are waiting extradition to Alabama.---Morgan County sheriff's deputies found seven adults shot to death inside a burning house in Valhermoso Springs early Friday morning. Deputies responded to a call on gunshots in the 500 block of Talacuh Road. When they arrived they found the bodies of seven adults after putting out a fire at a house. The Morgan County Sheriff's Office said all adults appear to have been shot. The identities of the victims have not been released. There are no suspects in custody, but the sheriff's office said the scene is contained and there is no threat to the public. The Morgan County Sheriff's Office is investigating with the help of the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force.UPDATE 6/22: The Morgan County Sheriff's Office announced Monday two men were arrested in Oregon in connection with the murder of seven people in Valhermoso Springs June 4.The sheriff's office said 20-year-old John Legg, of Danville, and 23-year-old Frederic "Rick" Rogers 23, of Hartselle, were detained during a traffic stop in Salem, Oregon. Both men have been charged with capital murder.AdvertisementLegg and Rogers were taken into custody without incident and are waiting extradition to Alabama.---Morgan County sheriff's deputies found seven adults shot to death inside a burning house in Valhermoso Springs early Friday morning.Deputies responded to a call on gunshots in the 500 block of Talacuh Road. When they arrived they found the bodies of seven adults after putting out a fire at a house.The Morgan County Sheriff's Office said all adults appear to have been shot. The identities of the victims have not been released. There are no suspects in custody, but the sheriff's office said the scene is contained and there is no threat to the public. The Morgan County Sheriff's Office is investigating with the help of the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementTwo arrested out of state in connection with septuple murder in Morgan CountyHide TranscriptShow TranscriptSURVEYING LARGE GROUPS OF POTENTIAL JURORS. SHERI: TWO PEOPLE ARRESTED IN OREGON, CONNECTED TO THE DEATHS OF SEVEN PEOPLE IN MORGAN COUNTY EARLY THIS MONTH. THE SHERIFF SAYS THAT JOHN LEG AND FREDERICK ROGERS ARE BOTH FACING CAPITAL MURDER CHARGES. HE SALES THE TWO KNEW EVERYONE IN THE HOME, WHERE THAT MURDER HAPPENED. HE SAYS THE TWO AND AT LEAST THREE OF THE VICTIMS WERE IN A LOCAL CLUB CALLED SEVEN DEADLY SINS TOGETHER. ONE OF THE SUSPECTS HAS FAMILY IN...

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