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ID Theft Key To Motive In Baby Josiah Shaw Shooting?
Filed Under crime, Gary, Gary Indiana, Gary Police, Josiah Shaw, Kwana Shaw, Terry Bethel, Terry Noel, urban peril
An identity theft case allegedly designed to avoid a DNA paternity test may be a motive in the Baby Josiah Shaw shooting in Gary during a carjacking earlier this week.
The Post-Tribune’s Lori Caldwell reports:
A complicated identity theft scheme involving the “person of interest” held in Monday’s shooting death of 13-month-old Josiah Shaw may provide detectives with a motive.
Indiana State Police began an investigation in early 2007 after a Gary man attempted to obtain a driver’s license using Terry Noel’s identification, including a birth certificate and bank card.
The man told State Police detectives Noel, also known as Terry Bethel, wanted to avoid a DNA test that would link him to a child born out of wedlock, sources said.
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2 Responses to “ID Theft Key To Motive In Baby Josiah Shaw Shooting?”

Identity Theft is so rampant these days because it is quite easy to harvest information from someone else.”‘:
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