Curtis Simmons Coker
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The Murder In My Family
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Episode 147 Curtis Simmons Coker
Forty Seven year old Curtis Simmons Coker was gunned down in Lake City, Florida on June 15th, 2018. Despite potential witnesses, there have been no arrests in the case, and Curtis's sister Befaithful believes that her brother's murder is connected to other murders in Lake City, and that there may be corruption, and one man in particular connected to the cases, and standing in the way of families of the murder victims from getting justice.
In this episode, Befaithful discusses her brother's case, and the twisting, and troubling story behing what may be going on in Lake City, Florida.
If you have any information about the murder of Curtis Coker Simmons, you are encouraged to contact the Lake City Police Department. If you prefer to remain anonymous and give your tip, you can call the Columbia County Crime Stoppers at 386-754-7099, or go to columbiacrimestoppers.net to submit your tip online. If you’re interested in the reward, you have to call Crime Stoppers and report the tip - only information given directly to Crime Stoppers is eligible for the reward of up to $1,000.
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