Records: Probation Officer Never Met With UNC Murder Suspect
Posted: 8:15 am EDT March 26, 2008Updated: 10:04 am EDT March 26, 2008
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Records show the probation officer ordered to monitor Laurence Alvin Lovette never met with the teen, now charged with killing two college students. The News & Observer of Raleigh reported Wednesday that records show officer Chalita Thomas went by Lovette's mother's home in Durham once in late February, but he wasn't there.SLIDESHOW: Eve Carson
Lovette is charged with killing University of North Carolina student body president and Athens, Georgia, native Eve Carson earlier this month and Duke University graduate student Abhijit Mahato in January. Lovette had been placed on probation in January after he pleaded guilty to larceny and breaking and entering. Correction Department spokesman Keith Acree says the handling of Lovette's case is under review. Maxine Easom, the principal of Clarke Central High School in Athens, where Carson graduated as valedictorian in 2004 and was also elected student body president, talked about Eve to Channel 2's Rachel Kim."We're devastated. Eve was just the most wonderful young woman you would ever want to know. She was brilliant. She was absolutely beautiful. Everything she did was aimed at helping other people," said Easom. "It's one of the greatest tragedies I've ever known. Eve was one of the young women who could change the world."
Lovette is charged with killing University of North Carolina student body president and Athens, Georgia, native Eve Carson earlier this month and Duke University graduate student Abhijit Mahato in January. Lovette had been placed on probation in January after he pleaded guilty to larceny and breaking and entering. Correction Department spokesman Keith Acree says the handling of Lovette's case is under review. Maxine Easom, the principal of Clarke Central High School in Athens, where Carson graduated as valedictorian in 2004 and was also elected student body president, talked about Eve to Channel 2's Rachel Kim."We're devastated. Eve was just the most wonderful young woman you would ever want to know. She was brilliant. She was absolutely beautiful. Everything she did was aimed at helping other people," said Easom. "It's one of the greatest tragedies I've ever known. Eve was one of the young women who could change the world."
Previous Stories:
- March 18, 2008: Eve Carson's Dad Remembers His Daughter
- March 18, 2008: UNC To Honor Eve Carson
- March 13, 2008: Teen Suspect Charged With UNC, Duke Murders
- March 9, 2008: Arrest In Burk's Murder; Pictures Released In UNC Killing
- March 7, 2008: UNC Campus Rocked By Murder Of Athens Native
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