BREAKING: Evidence connects Buford Pusser to wife’s murder, authorities say
Authorities say the case file reveals inconsistences in Buford Pusser’s account of what happened the day Pauline was murdered.
TBI says evidence suggests Pauline was shot outside of the vehicle and later moved inside the vehicle. Evidence also suggests the gunshot wound Bufford received was self-inflicted.
It was said that if Buford was alive today, there would be probable cause to charge him in connection to the shooting.
We will have full coverage of these new developments in our evening shows tonight on WBBJ-7.
SEE ALSO:
- City of Adamsville responds to evidence connecting Buford Pusser to wife’s murder
- Brother of Pauline Pusser shares statement amid new evidence in her murder
FROM THE TENNESSEE BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION:
TBI Director David Rausch will join District Attorney General Mark Davidson to discuss new developments in the 1967 murder of Pauline Pusser, the wife of McNairy County Sheriff Buford Pusser.
The press conference is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m.
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