Photos
(just a few ) from Friday Oct 5
Spearman Texas after memorial Service for
my sister Jammie Dean Pierce
who passed away Monday Oct 1 2001
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(Possible Homicide) -- Amarillo homicide investigators are looking into a possible murder. 44-year-old Jammie Dean Pierce was found dead Monday morning in her apartment at 513 N. Polk. Police say her boyfriend found Pierce in her bed. Homicide investigators say she had been drinking Sunday, and had gotten into several fights. In fact, officers were called to her home on a report of a disturbance. Lt. Ed smith says, "That is a row of apartments, and we were told that she had gotten into an altercation with several of the tenants, we're investigating if there was another location we're not aware of." The reason police are investigating other locations is they were told Pierce had fought with several people also on Saturday. If you have any information, or saw Pierce at any time over the weekend, call detectives at 378-9468 or Crime Stoppers 374-4400. Although investigators are working this case as a homicide, they're waiting for autopsy results to determine Pierce's death. They say she had several medical problems. Jammie Dean Pierce Area SPEARMAN - Jammie Dean Pierce, 44, died Monday, Oct. 1, 2001, in Amarillo. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Union Church. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors of Spearman. Ms. Pierce attended schools in Spearman. Survivors include her father, J.L. Pierce of Spearman; two brothers, L.D. Pierce of Gage, Okla., and Tylan Pierce of Elk City, Okla.; and two sisters, Karon Hardy of Chesapeake, Va., and Rosa Roberts of Amarillo. Amarillo Globe-News, Oct. 3, 2001 Web posted Tuesday, October 2, 2001 4:48 a.m. CT Death investigated as homicide The Potter / Randall Special Crimes Unit is investigating the death of a 44-year-old Amarillo woman as a homicide, Lt. Ed Smith said. Jammie Dean Pierce, who reportedly had been in a fight Sunday, was found dead Monday at her home after police got a call about 8 a.m., Smith said. Due to the fight report, police are proceeding with a homicide investigation at least until autopsy results are obtained, Smith said. The body was taken from an apartment in the 500 block of North Polk Street for an autopsy in Lubbock, Potter County Justice of the Peace Nancy Bosquez said. No arrests have been made but several people have been questioned by police, Smith said. Brief: More autopsy tests body found Monday Law enforcement officials are waiting for autopsy results before determining whether Jammie Dean Pierce, 44, died of accidental or intentional causes. Pierce's body was found about 8 a.m. Monday in her home in the 500 block of North Polk Street. Lt. Ed Smith of the Potter/Randall Special Crimes Unit said Pierce's lab work will be returned in about two weeks. Smith said injuries were observed on Pierce's head, but the pathologist is waiting on tests to determine what caused the injuries. Smith said authorities don't think a weapon caused the blow to Pierce's head. He said the Lubbock pathologist conducting the autopsy has more tests to determine the cause of death.
Web posted Sunday, November 18, 2001
SPEARMAN - Jammie Dean Pierce, 44, died Monday, Oct. 1, 2001, in
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