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The Newscaster/Nature Coast News
Note points to difficulty in Alzheimer s
Remembering the Past
caretaking in murder/suicide
Monday evening, Feb. 8, at 6:22 pm, Citrus County Sheriff s Office 911 officers
received a call that a possible murder/suicide had occurred on Daly Lane in the Inverness
Highlands. Deputies responded to find that Kay Renner, 89, and her son, Jerry Lee Mone,
69, were both dead from a gunshot wound. Notes at the scene from Mone indicated that his
mother had advanced stages of Alzheimer s, and he was having extreme difficulty in caring
for her. It appears that Mone shot his mother and then shot himself, however, detectives are
waiting on autopsy reports from the medical examiner s office. The pair rented the home
and had only been there for a short time, about three months. Detectives will continue their
investigation into the incident.
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one alcoholic beverage during the party and was not intoxicated when the Snap Chat video
was made. She also denied that she d been aware of alcohol consumption, or the use of
marijuana, by students.
In a Jan. 15 letter by Principal Richard Hilgert, he stated he d interviewed students
about the allegations against Ms. Brevairio and specified several. He said, a small group
of girls had allegedly been given alcohol by Ms. Brevairio in her home on three different
occasions. Several students allegedly told the principal they d attended Homecoming after
drinking alcohol provided by Ms. Brevairio. The principal s letter also mentioned allega-
In the late fifties, early sixties the Inglis Post Office was located in the Dewey D Allen Real
tions of inappropriate sexual conversations between the teacher and students, along with the
Estate building. The dual use building was located on Hwy 19 south on the north side of Palm
inappropriate comment allegedly made by Ms. Brevairio when the student ate food in her
Point Subdivision entrance and White Quality Auto. The U S Post Office leased half of the
classroom.
building to serve the mail needs of Inglis. The route covered territory from Dunnellon, Hwy 40
Shrimp Landing
up Co Rd 336 to Lebanon Station called the Tidewater Route, down Highway 19 covering Leba-
non Route and the city of Lebanon opposite King Rd through Inglis and back to Dunnellon on
Hwy 40 E called Highway Contract Route 1 (HC01) as the mail was addressed. Vivian C Allen,
48 Hwy. 19 S.
wife of 32 year Inglis Mayor Dewey D Allen was Postmaster. This is the lady responsible for
my postal career and the building I was hired from, hiring me at age 17. History by Sally Price.
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Weeki Wachee brush fire closes part of U.S. Hwy. 19
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A brush fire on Sat., Feb. 13, in northern Hernando County near the Hernando and
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Citrus County Line, closed an area of U.S. Hwy. 19 to traffic on Saturday. The fire burned
on both sides of U.S. Hwy. 19, near Parakeet Rd. in Weeki Wachee and jumped over several
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roads.
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Division of Forestry were on the scene. The fire was 90% contained as of Sat. evening,
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