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Jennifer Peebles
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Data Reporting Specialist, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta
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Biography
Data reporting specialist, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Formerly government editor at [The Tennessean] (http://www.tennessean.com) in Nashville. Stops in Houston and DC in between. I heart public records.
police accountability issues Census data.I work with reporters on many beats in the newsroom. Some of the topics I have covered most frequently: Local and state government
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Content
By Jennifer Peebles Verified, Jozsef Papp Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified A hitman who killed a young Atlanta mother home with her baby daughter in 2000 has had his death sentence commuted to life in prison over questions about whether he is too intellectually disabled to be executed. Cleveland Clark was convicted in 2009 of stabbing and strangling to death Michelle “Sparkle” Reid Rai, 22, in her Union City apartment. Police said the newlywed’s father-in-law had paid Clark $10,000 to kill her.
By Jennifer Peebles Verified, Jozsef Papp Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified An intellectually disabled Georgia man inexplicably sat on death row for more than three decades waiting on a court to hear his case, despite state and federal rulings saying it is illegal to execute those who don’t have their full intellectual capacities. Dallas Bernard Holiday, of Wrens in Jefferson County, was convicted of the 1986 killing and robbery of a senior citizen who was out on his daily walk.
By Jennifer Peebles Verified, Jozsef Papp Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified A hitman who killed a young Atlanta mother home with her baby daughter in 2000 has had his death sentence commuted to life in prison over questions about whether he is too intellectually disabled to be executed. Cleveland Clark was convicted in 2009 of stabbing and strangling to death Michelle “Sparkle” Reid Rai, 22, in her Union City apartment. Police said the newlywed’s father-in-law had paid Clark $10,000 to kill her.
Company Info
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (AJC) is a prominent daily newspaper based in Dunwoody, Georgia, serving the Atlanta metropolitan area. Owned by Cox Enterprises, it operates as a broadsheet publication with a circulation of 174,251 as of April 2020. The AJC was formed in 2001 through the merger of The Atlanta Constitution and The Atlanta Journal, which have roots dating back to the late 19th century. The AJC publishes daily editions in both print and digital formats, covering a wide range of topics including local, national, and international news, sports, business, and politics. It is recognized for its investigative journalism, providing in-depth reporting on significant issues. The newspaper also offers a digital platform, AJC.com, which features subscription-based access to articles, podcasts, and newsletters. Additionally, the AJC produces special editions, such as the Sunday Journal-Constitution and commemorative projects celebrating its history.
Atlanta, United States
+1 770-493-1305
Founded: 1868