GUILTY IN - George Brown, 67, Trafalgar, 15 June 2008

http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080630/LOCAL0403/806300397

30 June 08

Johnson County Sheriff's investigators are asking for public assistance in locating a missing person.

George Brown, 67, Trafalgar, was last seen June 15 in Indianapolis.

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Another news story: http://www.theindychannel.com/news/16749204/detail.html

http://www.kentuckystatepolice.ky.gov/posts/press/2008/post15_pr09_30_08.htm

30 Sept 08

On September 25th 2008 investigators of the Johnson County Sheriff's Office and the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department went to Wisconsin to interview Charles (David) Doss. During that interview, Charles (David) Doss admitted to his involvement in the death of George Brown.

Charles (David) Moss admitted to shooting George Brown on his (Mr. Browns) property, placing the body under a tarp and then placing tires on top of the tarp in order to hide the body.

Armed with a search warrant, investigator's recovered a body on the property of George Brown on the Thursday, September 25th. The identity of the victim is unknown at this time. The Coroner's office is assisting in the investigation and is awaiting DNA test results to positively identify the body.

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12 Aug 08

On August 11 around 1600 hours the Monroe County Sheriffs Dept. located a 2003 white Ford F350 pickup approximately 9 miles east of Tompkinsville off of Ky Hwy 100. The vehicle was determined to belong toGeorge R. Brown of Trafalgar, Indiana who was reported missing on June 15, 2008. Mr. Brown was not located with his vehicle. He is a 67 year old white male, 6'0" tall, 225 lbs., blue eyes and brown eyes and has a history of diabetes and high blood pressure. He was last seen in Indiana and was reported to have been traveling to the Lake Cumberland area.

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From September 2010:

http://www.dailyjournal.net/view/lo...e_in_shooting_of_Trafalgar_resident_9_13_2010

A former Indianapolis man has been sentenced to 45 years in prison after killing a man who was his friend and boss.

Charles David Doss, 50, pleaded guilty Monday to voluntary manslaughter as part of a plea agreement with the Johnson County Prosecutor’s Office...

He didn’t plan to hurt or kill Brown, who had been his friend and employer for about eight years, Doss told the court. But he became upset after the interaction with Brown inside the home, as the two prepared to get into Brown’s truck. Doss reached on the floor of the truck to get his cigarettes and saw a handgun, which belonged to Brown. He picked up the gun and shot Brown in the back of the head, he testified.

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