Coppell mayor's use of city-issued credit card raised questions

Brandon Formby (w/Hoppe, Munsil and Nielsen) reports:
Hours before Coppell Mayor Jayne Peters and her 19-year-old daughter, Corinne, were found fatally shot in their home, City Manager Clay Phillips asked the city attorney to investigate Peters' use of her city-issued credit card.
Phillips said late Thursday that he tried unsuccessfully for months to get receipts from the mayor that would corroborate the legitimacy of several charges. Phillips said the mayor always politely promised to provide the receipts but never followed through.
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Suicides open eyes to bullying after 13-year-old Joshua boy's death

A 13-year-old hangs himself in a Johnson County barn. An 8-year-old jumps out of a two-story school building in Houston. Nine Massachusetts teenagers face jail time after allegedly harassing a girl so mercilessly that she killed herself. These incidents, all of which took place in the past week, reframe the age-old phenomenon of the schoolyard bully. Jessica Meyers writes about the grim effects of modern bullying.