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Workplace Murder In Waynesboro

12 years ago in Local, Surrounding Counties

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A workplace murder in Waynesboro. 38-year-old Jeffrey Scott Earhart of Staunton was shot to death Thursday morning at Drake Incorporated on Hopeman Parkway in Waynesboro. Another Drake employee, 54-year-old Boyd William Wiseman (pictured), was charged with second-degree murder. Waynesboro Police say the shooting happened before other workers arrived for the day.

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