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: Tennessee Criminal Lawyer BlogMorristown Man Charged with Evidence Tampering
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22-year-old James Adam Grant of Morristown, Tennessee, who is currently incarcerated on other charges, was charged today with evidence tampering for moving the body of 27 year-old Megan Lynn Ratliff to a vacant house, where it was found Sunday night. It has reportedly been determined that Ratliff died at a different location than where the body was found and investigators have yet to determine a cause of death. According to reports, Grant and Ratliff were very familiar with one another and had a child together. There are no reports at this time suggesting that Grant has been named a suspect in Ratliff?s death although that may happen at a later date.Full post as published by Tennessee Criminal Lawyer Blog on September 29, 2010 (boomark / email).
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