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White Earth man charged with murdering partner in house fire
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
A man from the
White Earth Nation
in Minnesota has been charged with second-degree murder.
Federal authorities say Charles J. Jones, 49, set the home he shared with Shalonda Clark, 35, on fire on December 30. She was asleep at the time and died inside from carbon monoxide poisoning.
Jones and Clark had three children together. Clark's mother said the relationship was often violent.
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Charge: N. Minnesota man set girlfriend's home ablaze, killing mother of four
(The Minneapolis Star Tribune 5/14)
Family Still Coping After the Death of a Loved One in Ponsford
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