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Contact the Anniston Police Department at 256-238-1800

Bufus Lee Tatum Charges:Assault

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Crystal Dickerson Charges:

Harrassing Communications

Christine M. DickersonCharges:Assault

3rd Degree

Jaynard R. Davis Charge:

receiving stolen Property 3rd Degree

Matthew F. Deese Charge:

receiving stolen Property 1st Degree

John Douglas Jones Charges:

Carrying a pistol without permit

Terrence M. Taylor Charges:

shooting into an occupied vehicle

Kenneth A. Gardner Charges:Assault

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Tadera M. Williams Charges:

receiving stolen property 1st Degree

Brandon Gipson Charges:Assault

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THE CRIME BULLETINOctober 6, 2009

Laquinton D. BowersDate of Birth : 19-Mar-87

Race: Black Sex: Male

Height : 6’0” Weight : 200

Hair Color: BlackEye Color: Brown

Charges:Thft Prop III (Prob Rev)

Tony Dean K. Howard Date of Birth : 23-Feb-79

Race: BlackSex: Male

Height : 5’3”Weight : 163


Charges:Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Alias), Poss

Marij I (Alias)

Frederick B. GibsonDate of Birth : 26-Apr-60



Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown

Charges:Thft Prop III (Prob Rev)

Christopher KeyDate of Birth : 29-May-75

Race: White Sex: Male


Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown

Charges:Manuf Cntr Sub (Prob Rev)

Tavares Shawn DatesDate of Birth : 13-Jul-76




Charges:Break/Enter Veh (Alias)

Jonica Brooke AdamsDate of Birth : 18-Jun-84

Race: Black Sex: Female



Charges:Poss Marij I (Prob Rev), Poss Cntr Sub

(Prob Rev)

Robin C. Gravette Date of Birth : 23-Apr-66

Race: White Sex: Female



Charges:Mult Worthless Checks

Stanley Bryan GrubbsDate of Birth : 27-Jan-67



Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue

Charges:Vio Family Prot Order

Brandy Calhoun Date of Birth : 06-Apr-80

Race: Black Sex: FemaleHeight : 5’2

Weight : 140Hair Color: BlackEye Color: Brown

Charges:Poss Marij II (Alias), Use/Poss Drg

Para (Alias)

Ricky Lamar Bradford Date of Birth : 09-Sep-63 Race: Black

Sex: Male Height : 6’2”

Weight : 230 Hair Color: Black

Eye Color: BrownCharges:

Thft Prop I (Prob Rev), Thft Prop II (Prob Rev), Thft by Decp (Prob Rev)

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Daniel A. HallDate of Birth : 11-Nov-76




Charges:Poss Marij II (Prob Rev)

Janet Leigh KiteDate of Birth : 29-Jan-73

Race: WhiteSex: FemaleHeight : 5’9” Weight : 150

Hair Color: RedEye Color: Green

Charges:Ill Poss Presc Drugs (Alias) x 3

Elisa (Lisa) Ruth Lovell Scoggins

Date of Birth : 29-Feb-84Race: White Sex: FemaleHeight : 5’5” Weight : 125

Hair Color: RedEye Color: Green

Charges:Poss Cntr Sub (Alias)

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Benny Scott JenningsDate of Birth : 14-Aug-75


Height : 5’11’ Weight : 145

Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Hazel

Charges:Resist Arrest

Philip David HaywoodDate of Birth : 30-Mar-76




Charges:Use/Poss Drg Para (Prob Rev)

Michael Shane JacksonDate of Birth : 04-Nov-76



Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Green

Charges:Harassment (Alias)

David Scott CrowDate of Birth : 04-Aug-79

Race: WhiteSex: Male


Hair Color: BrownEye Color: Hazel

Charges:Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Alias) x 4

Wesley HallDate of Birth : 27-Jul-60



Hair Color: Red Eye Color: Green

Charges:Burg III (Prob Rev) x 2

Jerold Clifford GoodsonDate of Birth : 06-Feb-69


Height : 6’3Weight : 180


Charges:Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Prob Rev)

Michael C. RosaDate of Birth : 24-Dec-80

Race: WhiteSex: Male

Height : 5’8”Weight : 210


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Jeffery David HueyStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 11-Sept-74Race: White Sex: Male

Height : 6'1" Weight : 280


Charges:Assault 3rd

David Alfred LandersStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 10-Oct-71Race: White Sex: Male

Height : 6'2 Weight : 210


Charges:Harassing Communications

Joey Lana GowensStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 14-Jan-61Race: White Sex: Male


Hair Color: Sandy Eye Color: Blue

Charges:Theft of Property 3nd x3

Ronald F. Stephens, IIStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 17-Jun-79Race: White Sex: Male



Charges:FTA Domestic Violence 3rd

Nicole Lee WhitmoreStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 16-Sept-77Race: White Sex: FemaleHeight : 5'7"Weight : 115

Hair Color: Blonde Eye Color: Green

Charges:Rec. Stolen Property 3rd

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Warrants Served: 249Civil Papers Served: 1303Telephone Calls Processed: 7781Inmates Booked In: 275Inmates Booked Out: 290

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Stacey GreenwaltTheft of Property 3rd

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Tommy Joe Smith Contempt of Court

Bryan ButtsBurglary

George WalkerContempt of Court

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WELLBORN - Up until the time of Kelley Henderson Howard’s dis-appearance from a Riverside dentist office on June 2, the Henderson family had only typical troubles.

Kelley’s sister, Robin Bush, had weathered a divorce and survived major health problems. Kelley herself had gone through divorce but mar-ried her current husband, Boyd, about six years ago. Their father, Larry, and mother, Peggy, have supported their three daughters, Kelley, Robin and Traci Gardner, through the trials and tribulation of life.

Still, nothing could prepare them for June 2.

Kelley Henderson Howard, 41, was at Family Dentistry in Riverside, where she worked as a dental assis-tant. Around noon, she spoke with her mother on the phone and told her there was a knock at the door. Peggy expect-ed her daughter to call her back later, but never heard from her.

Kelley’s husband and family knew she had plans to spend the night with her best friend, who lives in the Oxford area, that night. When she never showed up, the best friend called Kelley’s son, Shaun Derusha of Mobile, the next morning. Robin said they immediately knew some-thing “wasn’t right” because her sister wouldn’t go anywhere without telling

her family and friends. So, after not being able to locate her, Boyd reported his wife missing on June 4. The last known contact was the phone conver-sation Kelley had with her mother in the day of her disappearance.

The Henderson family recognized life’s struggles, which even if all com-bined, shrink in comparison to the trauma they are experiencing because of Howard’s disappearance. Not only do they not have any informa-tion about what happened to her but Kelley’s son, Shaun, has a newborn son, Cohen Drake, who was born after her disappearance. The family says she was so close to her son and noth-ing excited Kelley more than to be a grandmother.

Recently, Robin and Peggy sat at the Hardees’s Restaurant in Wellborn to discuss their resolve that the family will learn where Kelly is, no matter what they have to do or how long they must wait. Even as other troubles arise, they won’t give up. On Monday night, Sept. 27, Robin’s house in Wellborn burned in a fire that gutted it. She sim-ply moved in with her parents and is glad her two teenagers were out of the house with friends. “I’ll be okay,” she said. “This house fire is only a tempo-rary setback. We will continue on until we find Kelly.”

Tears formed in both of their eyes as they discussed the pain of not knowing if their beloved Kelly is alive or dead.

“The emotion is terrible,” said Peggy. “I was sitting on the edge of the bed this morning. I looked down the hall-way and found myself waiting, as if Kelly might walk in.”

No matter how hard her mother wished, Kelly did not appear before her.

Kelly’s disappearance is a mys-tery to most everyone. Law enforce-ment officials say the investigation is continuing. Gov. Bob Riley issued a proclamation for a $5,000 reward for information on her disappearance and a family friend matched the amount, making the total $10,000. The Henderson family, along with Kelly’s husband and son, hope the money will prompt someone with information to come forth.

On Saturday, Sept. 25, about 80 peo-ple took part in a search party, orga-nized by Traci and family friend. The volunteers met at the Dollar General in Riverside, located beside Family Dentistry. “We do not know exactly why, but the search and rescue people from Walker County volunteered to conduct the search,” said Robin. “There was also a police car from Talladega County and Sylacauga there. We appreciate them and all the friends and family members who came.”

The search was cut short due to after-noon thunderstorms, but officials told the family they would come back. Also searching with the volunteers were

Kelley Howard’s family resolves to find herCommunity, police seek answers and offer $10,000 reward to her whereabouts


members of the Henderson family, including Peggy.

“We got out there with the beggar’s lice, the bees and the ants,” she said. She smiled and then her eyes drifted outside the window as she thought about what they might have found. Her face reddened.

Robin’s head dropped downward. “Some people said they couldn’t do what we did,” she said, “but we felt we had to.”

In addition to searching and hop-ing, the family has paid to have flyers printed, met with television crews and reporters, and placed the flyers into stores and other public places. They are especially appreciative of the truck drivers who have helped them carry flyers throughout the United States.

“Some of them get tears in their eyes when we ask them to help us,” said Robin. “So many truck drivers have told us they have seen Kelly’s picture on flyers in faraway places. We know people out there are helping us, and it means a lot.”

In addition to their efforts, the fam-ily members are trying hard to control their emotions. They rely on each other and on their faith in God.

“Sometimes I get angry,” said Robin. “I call mother and let it out. Mom lis-

tens. She hears me stomp and holler.” Peggy said she can listen and provide

comfort. She said she can barely toler-ate the emptiness and expectation she carries in her heart.

“I have to accept that there is no good way to describe this much emotional pain,” she said, as she wiped more tears away. “I just do not want anyone else to ever feel this pain.”

The Henderson family is doing one other thing they consider of utmost

importance. They are saving all of the papers and articles about Kelly’s disap-pearance. If she returns, they want to be able to show her how much she was loved. And, if she never physically sees the papers, the family wants to be able to show Kelly’s grandson how much she was loved.

Sherry Kughn is a freelance writer in Anniston.

Photo by Sherry Kughn/The Crime Bulletin

Robin Bush and her mother, Peggy Henderson, hope that a $10,000 reward will produce information to the whereabouts of Kelley Henderson Howard. Howard has been mising since June 2, 2009.

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