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Chance of parole denied for man who killed 3 Choctaw Indian tribal members

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www.supertalk.fm – J.T. Mitchell – 2024-04-17 09:47:34

SUMMARY: Kenneth Clemons, now 42, who murdered three people at age 14 in Neshoba County, was denied parole by the Mississippi Court of Appeals. Despite arguments that life without parole for juvenile crimes is unconstitutional under *Miller v. Alabama*, the court distinguished that mandatory life without parole is banned, not discretionary ones considering factors like home environment and potential for rehabilitation. Clemons had killed members of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians and, despite claims of possible rehabilitation and remorse, has continued aggression in prison, leading the court to consider him still dangerous. The ruling was unanimous.

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Study: Over 65% of Jackson metro restaurants mislabeling seafood as locally caught

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www.supertalk.fm – Caleb Salers – 2025-07-17 11:19:00

SUMMARY: A study by SeaD Consulting revealed that over 65% of shrimp served in Jackson, Mississippi restaurants are mislabeled, with many claiming to offer locally caught shrimp but actually serving imported varieties. Testing of 44 restaurants before a new state seafood labeling law took effect found only 14 served authentic U.S. wild-caught shrimp. Eighteen dishes were explicitly misleading, and 10 implicitly so. Imported shrimp often lack the quality and labor standards of domestic shrimp, threatening local fisheries. The Southern Shrimp Alliance urges consumers to request proof of shrimp origin, hoping new labeling laws improve transparency and protect local livelihoods.

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Mississippi State to churn out blueberry and sweet potato ice cream flavors

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www.supertalk.fm – J.T. Mitchell – 2025-07-16 20:50:00

SUMMARY: Mississippi State University will introduce blueberry and sweet potato ice cream flavors at the Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station (MAFES) Sales Store in 2026. These flavors honor Mississippi’s official state fruit and vegetable, the blueberry and sweet potato, designated in 2024 and 2025 respectively. MSU students, guided by Associate Professor Shecoya White, developed and tested multiple recipes, receiving community approval, especially from stakeholders in Vardaman, the “Sweet Potato Capital.” The flavors support Mississippi farmers and the state’s $197 million combined production value for these crops. These ice creams will join MSU’s existing 11 flavors, available in various sizes.

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Lebby embraces ‘gauntlet’ of schedule as opportunity for Mississippi State

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www.supertalk.fm – Caleb Salers – 2025-07-16 11:58:00

SUMMARY: In Jeff Lebby’s second year as Mississippi State head coach, the Bulldogs face a pivotal season with a daunting sixth-toughest schedule nationally, including games against Georgia, Tennessee, and Florida. After a 2-10 debut season marked by defensive struggles, Lebby remains optimistic, focusing on opportunity and improvement. The team benefits from key returners like quarterback Blake Shapen and linebacker Isaac Smith, alongside many new players from recruiting and the transfer portal. To bolster the defense, Mississippi State added experienced coaches such as Paul Rhoads and Mike MacIntyre. Lebby emphasizes internal progress and aims to improve markedly by the season opener on August 30.

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