Sarah Snyder
Good Morning Alabama and Midday Anchor at WBMA-TV (Birmingham, AL)
Good Morning Alabama & Midday Anchor at WBMA @abc3340 - Edward R Murrow award winner - Emmy nominated - wife & mama to 👶&🐶- marathon runner - & Belmont Bruin!
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2 weeks ago |
newschannel9.com | Sarah Snyder
A North Alabama realtor has been missing for months. His family is desperate to find him. This month - there's been a big turn in the case. Ronald Dumas, Jr - a Huntsville area realtor and father of three went missing back in December. Two suspects were caught April 8th. 32-year-old Quintarius White is wanted for kidnapping and 27-year-old Kierra Clark is wanted for conspiracy to commit kidnapping. Both are from Memphis. Three are still on the run.
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3 weeks ago |
abc3340.com | Sarah Snyder
A North Alabama realtor has been missing for months. His family is desperate to find him. This month - there's been a big turn in the case. Ronald Dumas, Jr - a Huntsville area realtor and father of three went missing back in December. Two suspects were caught April 8th. 32-year-old Quintarius White is wanted for kidnapping and 27-year-old Kierra Clark is wanted for conspiracy to commit kidnapping. Both are from Memphis. Three are still on the run.
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1 month ago |
abc3340.com | Sarah Snyder
TOPICS:AlabamaBo BedfordUnsolved caseMurderFamilyInvestigationRewardChristmasA man driving on a Shelby County road is found dead in his truck. His family is left with no clues, no arrest, and no answers. Unsolved Alabama is digging deeper into the case of Willie "Bo" Bedford. "He was a very sweet guy," Lula Bedford Johnson, Bo's Sister said. "He loved people loved his family and he always did things in the community."Willie Earl Bedford - or "Bo" as he's known loved Christmas.
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1 month ago |
abc3340.com | Sarah Snyder
A woman leaves a Tuscaloosa grocery store and disappears. 18 years later the case is still unsolved. In his first television interview her son wants to know - what happened to his mom? Who did she leave with? The last known photo of Lisa Ann Green is captured by security cameras as she walked out of the store and vanished. She lived in an apartment off Cypress Creek Avenue and worked at Randall - Reilly Publishing Company.
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2 months ago |
abc3340.com | Sarah Snyder
A Birmingham mother is still searching for answers after losing her son in an ambush in Homewood. Nearly three years later, there's no arrest. That mom has a message she wants young men to hear. The profound pain of losing a child - the heartache, the overwhelming loss, is an agony Marcella Hendrix hopes no other mother has to endure. "You really couldn't know how I feel if you haven't been through it, Marcella Hendrix, mother of Justin Hendrix said.
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