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Anderson couple dead after husband apparently shoots wife, self

Posted at 8:46 pm October 1, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

An Anderson County couple found dead on Cove Lane Monday afternoon apparently died when a husband shot his wife and then himself, authorities said.

A family member reported the 3 p.m. shooting north of Oliver Springs.

“Upon arrival, deputies learned Harvey Ferguson, 65, had apparently shot his wife, 62-year-old Alice Ferguson, and then turned the handgun on himself,” according to a news release from Anderson County Chief Deputy Mark Lucas.

“The family told investigators the Fergusons had a history of medical problems and were apparently in ill health,” the release said.

Filed Under: Police and Fire Tagged With: Alice Ferguson, Anderson County, Harvey Ferguson, Oliver Springs, shooting

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