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Protests brings renewed public interest in death of Tamla Horsford

Tamla Horsford. Photo courtesy of GoFundMe.

Tamla Horsford. Photo courtesy of GoFundMe.

Brian PagliaFollow @BrianPaglia

FCN staff

Published: Jun 9, 2020, 2:13 AM

A Florida attorney said there is a “strong possibility” that the death of Tamla Horsford, a black Forsyth County woman and mother of six who died during a largely all-white adult overnight party in 2018, is a homicide.

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Update: Dawsonville duo sentenced on charges tied to 2024 construction thefts in Forsyth County

From left, Benjamin Doyle Jones and Khristan Ann Pinkerton.

04012025JONES AND PINKERTON — From left, Benjamin Doyle Jones and Khristan Ann Pinkerton.

Julia Hansen

FCN regional staff

Published: Apr 1, 2025, 7:00 PM

A Dawsonville man and woman have now both pleaded to charges of stealing from construction sites in Forsyth County last year.

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