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Chambers County woman strangled; DA says boyfriend died of heart attack discarding her body

CHAMBERS COUNTY, Ala. (WRBL) — A Lanett woman found dead in Chambers County earlier this month was strangled, and investigators now believe her boyfriend died of a heart attack while attempting to …

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A Georgia man is believed to have died from a heart attack while disposing of a murder victim in Alabama woods.

The bodies of Jessica Folds, 47, and Daniel Robbins, 44, were discovered June 10 in Chambers County.

District Attorney Mike Segrest on Thursday said an autopsy showed Folds died of strangulation and Robbins of a heart attack.

Folds lived in Lanett and Robbins lived in Macon, Ga.

The discovery was made about 12:20 p.m. that Wednesday in the 1000 block of County Road 86.

Chambers County sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the dirt road when a passerby spotted the pickup truck in the road.

When deputies arrived, they found Folds and Robbins in a nearby wooded area.

Their bodies were taken to the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences for an autopsy.

“Based on the investigation by ALEA and the Chambers County Sheriff’s Office, and the autopsy done by the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences, the female victim was strangled, and it appears the male was attempting to dispose of the body in a remote location.”

“He died of a heart attack while doing it,” Segrest said.

“Their bodies were right there together.”

The district attorney said the truck was still running and the driver’s side door was open. The tailgate was down, and there were drag marks in the dirt from the tailgate up into the woods where the bodies were found.

Segrest said there was no evidence to show where the strangulation took place but said he believed it was the result of a domestic incident.

Based on the condition of the bodies and the fact that the truck was still running, Segrest surmised the incident unfolded the night before.

Folds was the mother of three adult sons.

“Jessica lived and worked many places in the Auburn-Opelika area,” according to her obituary.

“Jessica touched the lives of many with her heart of gold, deep love for everyone, and a smile that brightened the world.”

“Daniel was a country boy who loved the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing and had a deep passion for racing,” according to his obituary.

“He specialized in welding, but loved working in farming and on vehicles.”

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wolves2002 said:

So, he's been talking with his lawyer...

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ScriptOhio said:

https://www.yahoo.com/sports/articles/england-world-cup-fan-issues-apology-to-america-over-stadium-judgment-they-are-simply-better-than-ours-182313472.html

England World Cup fan issues apology to America over stadium judgment: ‘They are simply better than ours’​

An England soccer fan at the World Cup has gone viral after admitting that Britons underestimated the scale of America's sports venues.

In a video shared from the stands of the Dallas Stadium at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Oliver Henry said that Brits "owe America an apology" for doubting the size of their sports venues.

"We owe apologies to America because their football stadiums are so much better than ours," he said in a video taken at the England and Croatia match last Friday. "This is the Dallas Stadium and it's absolutely incredible. England just beat Croatia, but look at the size of the stadium."

The AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, is the home of the NFL's Dallas Cowboys. It has a retractable roof and can hold about 80,000 people.

Henry wrote in the caption of his post: "We owe America a huge apology about their stadiums, they are simply better than ours [sic]. This was the AT&T stadium in Dallas and it is the best venue I've been to. I went to watch Croatia vs England in the FIFA World Cup, England beat Croatia 4-2 and the stadium was one of the highlights of the day."

The tourist continued to be impressed by his trip to Texas, according to an Instagram post he shared days after the match, which started again with "we owe America a huge apology."

"The people of Texas have been the friendliest and most accommodating people I have ever met," Henry wrote.

"I came to watch England in the World Cup to play Croatia and that game was at the AT&T stadium in Dallas. We have had the best time for the entire trip. Part of my heart will forever stay in Texas."
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Just sayin': In case you wondered.....

England's largest soccer stadium is the national arena, Wembley Stadium, which holds exactly 90,000 spectators. For club soccer, Manchester United's Old Trafford is the biggest with a capacity of 74,879. The average capacity of a Premier League stadium is approximately 41,320. The top largest stadiums in English soccer include:

• Wembley Stadium (National Stadium): 90,000 capacity
• Old Trafford (Manchester United): 74,879 capacity
• London Stadium (West Ham United): 62,500 capacity
• Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Tottenham Hotspur): 62,850 capacity
• Anfield (Liverpool): 61,276 capacity
• Emirates Stadium (Arsenal): 60,704 capacity
• Etihad Stadium (Manchester City): 52,900 capacity
• St James' Park (Newcastle United): 52,387 capacity
• Villa Park (Aston Villa): ~42,657 capacity
• Stamford Bridge (Chelsea): ~40,343 capacity

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