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Coming up in just a minute, I'm going to be breaking down with you some breaking news. Ryan

Duke has been charged by the Grand jury in the Irwin County Superior Court with the fence of

malice murder as bad as it gets along with felony murder, aggravated assault, burglary,

concealing a death. We're going to be breaking that down and answering your questions. Coming up.

Can you just summarize in layman's terms what actually happened yesterday on April 12th?

So the way it works typically is it's a very non-cerimonial in nature. Basically the grand jury is

convened and they're going to hear other cases besides this one. They're all placed under

the district attorney runs the show. The district attorney is by law the legal advisor to the

grand jury. But nobody's president in the grand jury room when they deliberate. But basically the

district attorney drafts up this document, the bill of indictment and calls a witness or witnesses.

In this case, it appears from the face of the indictment that they just brought in one witness,

the case investigator Jason Schiddell from the GBI. It appears that that was the only witness.

And that doesn't surprise me. There's usually only one witness in the majority of these types of

things. They basically answer the DA's questions and they can answer questions if any are asked by

the grand jurors. Then the district attorney and the witness leave the room and the grand jury

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