New Evidence Found in 2015 Georgia Couple's Murder Case

Magnet fishing yields crucial items linked to the 2015 murder of Bud and June Runion, potentially impacting the upcoming trial.

A magnet fisher in Georgia's Horse Creek discovered a rifle and items belonging to Bud and June Runion, murdered in 2015.
The found items include a .22-caliber rifle, the couple's cellphones, drivers' licenses, and credit cards.
Ronnie Adrian 'Jay' Towns, charged with the couple's murder, faces a trial potentially influenced by the new evidence.
Towns' initial indictment was dismissed due to grand jury selection issues, with a second indictment issued in 2020.
The case has been delayed multiple times, including by the COVID-19 pandemic, with the trial set for August 2024.