Paul Anthony Harris, accused of killing a Liberty University professor and her teenage son in a drunken-driving crash last month, was arraigned Tuesday on charges of manslaughter and maiming.

The 42-year-old Roanoke man is blamed by Roanoke County police for the Aug. 8 deaths of Liberty professor Jill Jones and her son Nicholas. Harris was charged with two counts of aggravated involuntary manslaughter and one of maiming as a result of intoxicated driving.

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Police have said Harris was traveling west on U.S. 460 in Bonsack and hit two vehicles that were turning from Alternate U.S. 220 onto eastbound 460. In one car were Jill Jones, a 41-year-old education professor, and Nicholas Jones, 16, a student at Liberty Christian Academy. Both were killed.

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The other vehicle in the collision was driven by Melanie Rice, 42, of Montvale, who was hospitalized after the crash.

links of london charms A police search warrant said Harris told officers he was drinking earlier on the night of the collision but could not recall how much.

Roanoke County General District Court Judge Jacqueline Talevi appointed Roanoke attorney John Weber to represent Harris after he said he did not have resources to hire a lawyer.

A preliminary hearing was set for Oct. 7.


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A DISSIDENT republican who hurled abuse at Gerry Adams during a debate on policing pleaded guilty yesterday to possession of a coffee jar bomb.

Liam Hannaway, a relative of the Sinn Fein President, entered the plea as a man and woman were acquitted of similar charges at Belfast Crown Court.

The 37-year-old admitted possessing the bomb, "energel" explosive, detonators and components for a pipe bomb with intent to endanger life.

watches He also pleaded guilty to having 76 bullets with intent with both charges relating to a search on September 17, 2004. Sources told the Mirror that Hannaway, with an address at Hillhead Drive in West Belfast, was linked to the Continuity IRA but the group has distanced itself from him.

A Republican Sinn Fein source said: "He is not connected with us anymore."

And sources at Maghaberry Prison on the outskirts of Lisburn, Co Antrim, added that he was being kept in the "special supervision unit for own protection, away from the general prison population".

Hannaway was rearraigned yesterday after appearing in the dock of Belfast Crown Court dressed in a yellow T-shirt and jeans.

Following his guilty pleas, prosecution QC David Hunter told the court the Crown would be offering no evidence against 33-year-old Karen Lavery or Kevin Hannaway, 29, both from Rinnalea Walk in Belfast and Judge Tom Burgess recorded verdicts of not guilty.

Requesting that sentencing be adjourned until pre-sentence probation reports have been completed, defence QC Patrick Lyttle revealed Liam Hannaway faces other charges of a similar christian audigier nature and asked the judge if all matters could be dealt with together.

Yesterday sources said Hannaway was one of a handful of people who heckled Mr Adams during a debate at Clonard Monastery prior to Sinn Fein's decision to support policing.

One added: "He was a bit of a loudmouth and he was shouting that he'd do time rather than support the police.

"Apparently he's not trusted by the Continuities and they've put him off their wing in Maghaberry."

2004

Year that Liam Hannaway was caught with 76 bullets and bomb equipment


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A brother of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has turned himself in to Irish police over charges that he sexually assaulted his daughter. The scandal has embarrassed Sinn Fein, the major Irish nationalist party in Northern Ireland, and raised new questions about its commitment to law and order. Liam Adams fled Belfast after being charged in November handbags c 2008 with 23 counts of abusing his daughter for eight years.

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The daughter this week went public with her anger at Sinn Fein's inaction. Gerry Adams responded by demanding that his brother come out of hiding - and admitting he had known about his abuse since 1987.


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