Michelle Minor Homicide – 2004

Posted on: January 18, 2016 in Unsolved Homicides by Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office

Date of Incident:

October 21, 2004

Address/Location:

Seely-Cohansey Road

Municipality:

Hopewell Township, New Jersey 08302

Victim:

Michelle Minor

On October 21, 2004, the victim, Michelle Minor, was found in a field off of Seely-Cohansey Road in Hopewell Township, New Jersey with stab wounds. Minor’s death has been ruled a Homicide.

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Lieutenant George Chopek, #209

CCPO – Criminal Investigation Bureau Commander

– Major Crimes Unit-

856-453-0486 Ext: 11837

georgech@co.cumberland.nj.us

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Unless you enjoy the bustle of traditional holiday shopping, you are probably thankful for being able to get what you need online. Unfortunately, the FTC has gotten reports from consumers who did not get their orders when expected – or never got them at all

Here are tips to have a good online Holiday shopping experience:

Spot and avoid scams.
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 If there is no date given, the seller has 30 days to ship.
 If you are notified about a delay in shipping, you have the right to cancel the order and get a full refund.
 If you decide to cancel, let the seller know right away so you will not be billed.
 If the seller does not respond or refuses the refund, immediately report that to the credit company or bank that issued the card you used to pay for it. If possible, pay with a credit card.
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Track and safeguard your delivery.
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Final tip …. Do not hesitate to contact our county’s “Consumer Protection Office” if you feel you have been the victim of a fraudulent, deceptive or unconscionable commercial business transaction.

Happy Holidays…. Stay safe… ...