Two Mobile men, both University of Alabama students, killed in Conecuh County fire | Alabama Politics
Two Mobile men, both University of Alabama students, are dead after an early-morning fire at a hunting camp in Conecuh County on Wednesday. The Conecuh County Coroner's Office identified the victims as Mark 'McNeil' Mostellar, 21, and James Hensley II, 19. The Crimson White,. . .
NOWTwo Mobile men, both University of Alabama students, are dead after an early-morning fire at a hunting camp in Conecuh County on Wednesday. The Conecuh County Coroner's Office identified the victims as Mark "McNeil" Mostellar, 21, and James Hensley II, 19. The Crimson White,. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:Places:Tags:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★07-02Two University of Alabama students killed in Conecuh County structure fire07-0219-year-old, 21-year-old as identified as victims in deadly south Alabama house fire06-12Alabama Supreme Court ruling turns 2022 Conecuh Co. sheriff's race into tie07-01Two Mobile men died in Conecuh County fire (Video)07-02News 5 NOW @ 5:45pm (Wednesday) | July 1 (Video)★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★18:38Two Mobile men, both University of Alabama students, killed in Conecuh County fire17:44Justice Thomas rejects Roy Moore's bid to revive $8. 2 million defamation award16:50More than 34,000 Alabama students gain access to CHOOSE Act education funding15:31Alabama Republicans want Congress to address birthright citizenship after Supreme Court ruling15:23Opinion | What if the American Revolution never happened?15:23Opinion | Forged in independence: Adams and Jefferson at 20015:23Rep. Aderholt announces $16. 17M secured for Swayback Bridge replacement15:23Alabama opens applications for historic family farm recognition15:23Funding for upcoming school year's CHOOSE Act education savings accounts announced15:23Opinion | Come celebrate 250 years of freedom with us15:23America at 250 needs citizens, not spectators15:23Doug Jones blasts SCOTUS ruling striking campaign finance limits15:23New coalition "We The Jury" urges Ivey to grant clemency in judicial override cases15:23Gov. Ivey appoints Jennifer Rudden Conway to Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles14:08Ivey names federal agent who chased Alabama's 'most hardened offenders' to Parole Board