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\"A guy is standing right beside me with a big scope,\" said Becky DeLaughter, one of a crowd of people watching the incident outside the property. \"You can see clearly inmates lining the inside if the fence and law lining the outside. It looks like a standoff to me. Many, many more blue lights are steadily coming in.\" \"No threat to public safety,\" it read. \"Law enforcement officials are providing outside perimeter security as facility staff and management work to resolve the incident inside.\"

\"A guy is standing right beside me with a big scope,\" said Becky DeLaughter, one of a crowd of people watching the incident outside the property. \"You can see clearly inmates lining the inside if the fence and law lining the outside. It looks like a standoff to me. Many, many more blue lights are steadily coming in.\" \"No threat to public safety,\" it read. \"Law enforcement officials are providing outside perimeter security as facility staff and management work to resolve the incident inside.\"

\"One of the rules is if you miss practice and you don't let the coach know, you get put off the team, and I was thinking to myself, 'Even though I'm in the hospital, I didn't let the coach know. He probably doesn't know,'\" Tay said. \"He called me and he said, 'Coach, am I still on the team?' So, for him to ask if he's still on the team really touched my heart... so I said, 'Tay, what can you do?'\" junior varsity basketball coach Charles Williams said. \"He said, 'I'm gonna get my prosthetic and I'm going to play hard for you and Coach (Darrin) Chancellor.' So that's all I wanted to hear.\" \"When you see a kid who, despite the challenges, is continuing to work and not letting it get him down, that's an inspiration to everyone who walks these halls -- from the kids to the teachers to us as administrators, it's an inspiration to not give up,\" [Keith Reed] said. \"It's like nothing happened. You can tell he's lost a step, but he's running every suicide in practice and he's running bleachers. He's not going to let it stop him.\"

The case itself has many twists and turns, with evidence, even confessions, kept from the jury. Byrom's only admittance of guilt was when the sheriff asked her if she was going to leave her son, Edward Byron Jr., to take the blame for the murder, and she replied, \"No, he's not going to. I wouldn't let him. ... I will take all the responsibility. I'll do it.\" \"The numbers we deal with, murders and violent crimes, in my experience, most of those have been committed by men,\" said Lafayette County District Attorney Ben Creekmore. \"You begin with the premise that men are more violent than women, as far as the number of people that commit that kind of crime. You'll probably see that statistic in the number of men versus women who are charged with death penalty.\" \"This one concerns me,\" he said. \"You expect her to try to protect her son. ... There's no going back. Once it's done it's done. You can't change your mind.\"

Bethlehem had put out a flier that said, \"You're not going to believe who's coming to Bethlehem!\" A roadside sign said, \"It's a surprise! Mystery Guest!\" \"I've seen it billed a multitude of ways, but it seems to work best when there's no clue given as to who the guest is and it's just billed as a mystery guest,\" [John Morgan] said. \"The psychology behind that is a mystery to me, but I think it's wonderful because it seems to work. Nobody wants to miss out on seeing who the special guest is.\" \"I met him and said, 'It's an honor to be your lookalike,'\" Morgan said. \"He looked at me and said, 'I feel sorry for you.'\"

On Monday, an FBI agent said federal authorities didn't find any ricin in [Curtis]' Corinth, Miss., home or vehicle. [Christi McCoy], said the search results bolstered Curtis' claims of innocence. \"I have heard conflicting reports on if there was a search warrant or if he signed a consent, which means they wouldn't have had to have a search warrant,\" she said. \"So I'm unaware if there was a search warrant or if he just agreed.\" A 2007 photo posted on [J. Everett Dutschke]'s MySpace page shows the former politician posing with Mississippi Sen. Roger Wicker in several photos, including one in which Wicker presented an award to Dutschke. Wicker received one of the ricin-laced letters last week.

\"The community helped us,\" he said, without elaborating. \"No parent wants to bury their child before them. And here we are on Mothers' Day. It's a tragedy for all America,\" he said. \"We know the officer called for back-up for a reason... we'll find that out,\" he said. \"We will not jeopardise this investigation by guessing.\"

The Jackson City Council was in the process of naming Biloxi Street in Logan's honor, Council President Frank Bluntson said.Logan \"was just a very lovely lady,\" Bluntson said. \"She always had a smile. She was respected by all of the people of Jackson who knew her.\" [Shirley Montague]'s son-in-law, Philip Massey, called Logan \"a woman of distinction.\"Logan and husband Styles Logan, who is deceased, had four children. \"There was nothing she wouldn't do for you, and it didn't matter if you were black or white,\" Montague said. \"She was a giving person.\"

\"I just laid there with my head down, and I could hear stuff go everywhere, and then I heard a big bang and I didn't hear anything else,\" she said. \"And then I looked up, and I didn't see nothing. It was dark.\" \"It's just a matter of cleaning up now, and I have a generator for electricity, so I'll be alright,\" he said. \"If nothing else, all (these fallen trees) will make a good bonfire.\" \"I've never been so scared in my life,\" [Rachel Graves] said. \"I was sitting on the floor, texting my sister, telling her, 'Please, please pray for us,' because I didn't think I was coming out of that building.\"

Te'Andrea Wilson's family attends the church because of a friendship they formed with [Stan Weatherford]'s family when he began helping her brother learn to play baseball. The wedding was moved to a nearby church, though Weatherford still conducted the ceremony. He said he was trying to find a \"win-win,\" because he didn't want controversy to spoil the couple's special day. \"I'm not saying we're not sinners,\" said [Charles Wilson]. \"We're all sinners. We're born in sin,\" he said. \"But you're not born to hate. No child is born to hate. You have to be taught to hate. When you say come to the church, are the same people that put us out of church still there? How have they changed?\"