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Detectives said just after 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, a 911 caller reported that an 8-year-old girl came up to construction workers to get help for her mother, who she said was hurt in a nearby apartment building.
"A little girl came out in the street, out in the parking lot here saying my mom has blood all over her, or what looked like blood, whatever and she was not responsive," said the caller.
When police and emergency workers got there, they found 30-year-old Melissa Dawn Huggins-Jones deceased.
Police said no suspects were in custody and the investigation was ongoing.
Friends told the ABC station in Chattanooga, Tenn., that Huggins-Jones had just moved to Raeligh about two weeks ago from Tennessee. They also said she had a 12-year-old son in addition to her daughter. She was divorced and sharing custody of her children.
However, the friends said her son could not transfer this far into the school year so he remained in Tennessee with his father.
While police investigate the murder, friends and co-workers back in Tennessee are overcome with emotion.
Snipped from: http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=news/local&id=9101836
"A little girl came out in the street, out in the parking lot here saying my mom has blood all over her, or what looked like blood, whatever and she was not responsive," said the caller.
When police and emergency workers got there, they found 30-year-old Melissa Dawn Huggins-Jones deceased.
Police said no suspects were in custody and the investigation was ongoing.
Friends told the ABC station in Chattanooga, Tenn., that Huggins-Jones had just moved to Raeligh about two weeks ago from Tennessee. They also said she had a 12-year-old son in addition to her daughter. She was divorced and sharing custody of her children.
However, the friends said her son could not transfer this far into the school year so he remained in Tennessee with his father.
While police investigate the murder, friends and co-workers back in Tennessee are overcome with emotion.
Snipped from: http://abclocal.go.com/wtvd/story?section=news/local&id=9101836