Cold blooded subhuman beast, too dense and dumb to place value on human life, faces murder charges in Auburn murder - the slow genocide of Whites in America continues unabated

One neighbor who grew up with Courtney Lockhart in his eastern Alabama town describes him as a troublemaker who liked to pick on younger boys.

Another says Lockhart seemed like a good kid who mowed his family's lawn and always said hello to her at the Wal-Mart.

Both neighbors, however, were taken aback to learn that the 23-year-old from Smiths Station, Ala., had been charged Saturday with capital murder in a case everyone in town had heard about — the shooting death of Marietta's Lauren Burk, a freshman at Auburn University.

"That's crazy," said another neighbor, Thomas Moore, 19, who said Lockhart bullied him as a youngster, too. "I wouldn't have believed that."

Lockhart's arrest came three days after Burk was found fatally wounded Tuesday night along a highway not far from the university.

Burk's murder drew enough interest that Auburn police assembled a task force of local, state and federal investigators to find her killer.

But it was police officers from Phenix City who caught and arrested Lockhart on Friday. Phenix City is about a 35-mile drive from the Auburn campus.

"I wouldn't call it a lucky break," Auburn police Assistant Chief Tommy Dawson said Saturday. "I would call it a blessing from God."

Police held a news conference in Auburn late Saturday morning to announce that Lockhart has been charged with three crimes: capital murder during a kidnapping, capital murder during a robbery and capital murder during an attempted rape.

The announcement came less than six hours before Burk was set to be memorialized at Johnson Ferry Baptist Church in Marietta. Her funeral is 5:30 p.m. today at Marietta's Temple Kol Emeth.

Lockhart's case will be presented to a grand jury on May 5. He is being held in the Russell County jail but is expected to be moved next week to the jail in Lee County, where records show he served time in 2002 for harassment.

Lockhart did not know the 18-year-old Burk, and he acted alone, police said. Aside from that, police are releasing few details.

Dawson would not say how investigators linked Lockhart to the crime. He did say police have "a lot of evidence," but declined to elaborate.

"We have the right individual in jail," Dawson said. "I'm 100 percent sure of that."

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N.C. police circulate photo of possible suspect in Carson slaying

North Carolina authorities said Saturday they continue to pursue "several leads" in the shooting death of 22-year-old Athens native Eve Marie Carson.

Police investigating the death of Carson, the student body president at the University of North Carolina, are circulating a photo of a possible suspect.

Sgt. L.B. Evans, the watch commander in the neighboring city of Durham, said his department was given the photo.

Saturday night at the UNC-Duke basketball game in Durham — amid the hubbub of the teams’ huge rivalry — there was a moment of silence. UNC players had “Eveâ€