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Accused killer pleads not guilty in McKee Park shooting
COLUMBIA, Mo. - A Columbia teenager accused of killing another teen pleaded not guilty in court Monday.
Joshua Murray, 18, enter not guilty pleas for first-degree murder and armed criminal action in Boone County Circuit Court.
Murray is charged with the July 14 shooting death of Tre'Veon Marshall in McKee Street Park.
Two others were also arrested in connection with Marshall's murder. Nicholas Raheem Thomas, 19, of Columbia is charged with first-degree murder and armed criminal action. A third person, Kimberly Huet-Linzie, 17, was charged with hindering the prosecution.
On the night of July 14, Murray told police that Huet-Linzie was driving him and Thomas around "looking for people they were 'beefing' with." Murray said they saw Marshall and a female walking on Rice Road then later at McKee Park.
Murray said he and Thomas got out of the car with the intention to fight Marshall and instructed Huet-Linzie to stay in the vehicle. The pair entered the park and covered their faces with t-shirts.
When Murray and Thomas approached Marshall, Thomas shot Marshall in the back once, according to the probable cause statement. The document states Marshall fell to the ground and tried to yell "help" when Thomas fired four more shots at Marshall.
Murray's next court date has not yet been set.


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It's another MLC2 , painted using Lee's list of paints (mostly )
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I only have the yellow done today.
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Multiplayer ANALYSIS (new info!)
Hey everyone!
Launch day is right around the corner and with all the glowing reviews coming in I think it's safe to say that The Last of Us will be fully worth your $60 for the singleplayer alone. But at long last Naughty Dog has unveiled their secretive multiplayer for TLOU which they've dubbed "Factions".
Some are disappointed, others (including myself) are intrigued. Based on what I've read and seen so far I'm actually pretty excited to play Factions and perhaps after this video you'll feel similarly.
I've rounded up the majority of the info released so far (including new details!) and this brief analysis should give you the low-down on all you need to know in preparation for June 14th.
Feel free to share what you think of the multiplayer below. Do you think you'll put some serious time into it? I can definitely see the MP becoming a sleeper hit with gamers by carving out a niche not many other titles attempt.
Also I'm hoping for some kind of co-op or infected vs suvivors mode via DLC!
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harrisj16 wrote:
Do you know if TLoU will make its way onto FN?
Assuming there are private games with basic customizable rules, yes.
Lt_K4RL0S wrote:
Hey mate, first off very nice video. I was honestly quite skeptical based on their lack of communication and Uncharted 3's mess of a multiplayer, the mentioning of boosters made me twitch a little too. But seeing some gameplay it looks promising. Only two game modes sounds a little lazy, but at least they're unique. Very disappointed in the lack of co-op and I'll most certainly not be paying for it if they try to pull off expensive expansion packs. With the non-existence of co-op the only thing that can soften the blow would be the ability to host private matches with extensive tweaks for the mechanics. one-on-one re-enactments of the showdown in NCFOM? They'd better have private matches.
Yeah the two modes shouldn't be too big of an issue, the core gameplay appears to be quite deep for a multiplayer game and I can see myself putting a lot of hours into it with my buddies. I am a bit surprised that there is no infected vs humans mode or any kind of co-op. Quality over quantity of course but I am hoping the DLC is significant to help expand the online offerings.