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'My money is gone': Unfinished classic car restorations lead to felony charges in Sevier County

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The felony case against a car restoration shop owner was heard in a Sevier County court recently. A plea was expected to be entered by the defendant, Corey Miller, but it was delayed.

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'My money is gone': Unfinished classic car restorations lead to felony charges in Sevier County

The felony case against a car restoration shop owner was heard in a Sevier County court recently. A plea was expected to be entered by the defendant, Corey Miller, but it was delayed.

·Nashville, United States
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WATE broke the news in Nashville, United States on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.
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