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Crime Brinkley man sought in death of father, robbery of grandmother

Posted By on Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 11:32 AM

click to enlarge CAUGHT ON CAMERA: State Police released bank photo of Burrow cashing check shortly after he's believed to have left crime scene.
  • CAUGHT ON CAMERA: State Police released bank photo of Burrow cashing check shortly after he's believed to have left crime scene.

The State Police and Monroe County authorities are looking for Dustin Heath 
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Burrow, 29, of Brinkley as a suspect in the shooting death of his father, Carl Lynn Burrow,. 62, and armed robbery of his grandmother, Vaudean Burrow.

State Police said they were informed of the crime at 3:45 p.m. Thursday. Burrow's body was found in a barn on his property west of Brinkley. Burrow may be driving a 2007 Chevy SK1 brown pickup, license 534 KTB.


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