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Mississippi / Missing Family #768666

FNC Evening News for Sunday, Feb 29, 2004
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(Studio: Laurie Dhue) Report introduced.

(Atlanta: Jonathan Serrie) The case of the missing Mississippi family of Michael & Rebecca Hargon and their son updated; details given about the police’s decision to charge family member and suspect Earnest Hargon with possession of methamphetamines & a firearms violations, the police statement that more charges will be filled against Earnest Hargon, and the growing evidence that the family’s disappearance is linked to a dispute over a family inheritance; scenes shown from the Hargon house. [State Highway Patrol spokesman Warren STRAIN†- says the family’s location is still unknown; describes the ongoing investigation.]

Reporter(s):
Dhue, Laurie;
Serrie, Jonathan
Duration:
00:02:10

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