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Mississippi man accused of killing 6 people, including a 7-year-old, pleads not guilty
Daricka M. Moore faces 11 charges including capital murder and attempted murder of a child; a mental evaluation was ordered and bail denied under state law.
- On Monday, Daricka M. Moore pleaded not guilty to 11 charges including capital murder after authorities say he killed six people, including a 7-year-old girl, in rural northeastern Mississippi.
- Authorities say Moore first killed his father, Glenn Moore, his brother Quinten Moore, and his uncle Willie Ed Guines at the family mobile home, with the motive under investigation.
- Officials say Moore broke into a residence at the Apostolic Church of The Lord Jesus, killed Rev. Barry Bradley and Samuel Bradley, stole one vehicle, and was arrested at a Cedarbluff roadblock just before midnight.
- With capital-murder exposure, Moore was ordered held without bail and subjected to a court-ordered mental evaluation by a Clay County judge, as state law makes him ineligible for bail.
- Witnesses told investigators Moore put a gun to another child's head but she was not shot; it was unclear if he pulled the trigger or the gun misfired, Sheriff Scott said.
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