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I don't recall seeing this article, dated January 5 (updated January 12). There are 17 pictures with the article.... TK is huge!
http://www.greenvilleonline.com/sto...-his-alleged-victims-before-hearing/96193254/
Todd Kohlhepp's mom meets families of his alleged victims
In a purple coat, cream-colored mittens and toboggan, oxygen tube in her nose, Regina Tague crossed a doorway in the Spartanburg County Courthouse Thursday morning to speak with family members of people allegedly killed by her son, Todd Kohlhepp.
The 70-year-old left her seat in a walker and spent more than 10 minutes talking and fielding questions from them, and at one point they prayed together before entering a courtroom where Kohlhepp passed through in an orange jumpsuit without saying a word.
At the hearing Kohlhepp consented to the appointment of a receiver to identify and control his assets. He was not in the courtroom during the hearing. He officially waived his right to appear. He walked through the courtroom in chains before the hearing started and went into another room.
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A little more about the lawsuits here: http://www.goupstate.com/news/20170202/todd-kohlhepps-mother-responds-to-two-lawsuits
I don't recall seeing this article, dated January 5 (updated January 12). There are 17 pictures with the article.... TK is huge!
http://www.greenvilleonline.com/sto...-his-alleged-victims-before-hearing/96193254/
Todd Kohlhepp's mom meets families of his alleged victims
In a purple coat, cream-colored mittens and toboggan, oxygen tube in her nose, Regina Tague crossed a doorway in the Spartanburg County Courthouse Thursday morning to speak with family members of people allegedly killed by her son, Todd Kohlhepp.
The 70-year-old left her seat in a walker and spent more than 10 minutes talking and fielding questions from them, and at one point they prayed together before entering a courtroom where Kohlhepp passed through in an orange jumpsuit without saying a word.
At the hearing Kohlhepp consented to the appointment of a receiver to identify and control his assets. He was not in the courtroom during the hearing. He officially waived his right to appear. He walked through the courtroom in chains before the hearing started and went into another room.
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A little more about the lawsuits here: http://www.goupstate.com/news/20170202/todd-kohlhepps-mother-responds-to-two-lawsuits