Tigers and Lady Tigers Lose on the Road at Upperman

January 13, 2024
By: Dwayne Page

The DCHS Tigers and Lady Tigers went to Baxter Friday night but returned home disappointed after losing to Upperman 41 to 28 in the girls game and 58 to 46 in the boys contest.

The Tigers are now 10-10 on the season and 1-2 in the district. The Lady Tigers drop to 9-11 overall and 0-3 in district play.

In the girls game, DC led 6 to 5 after the 1st period but trailed 20 to 10 at halftime and 30 to 22 after the 3rd period before losing 41 to 28.

Ella VanVranken led the Lady Tigers in scoring with 15 followed by Avery Agee with 8, Chloe VanVranken 4 and Tess Barton with 1.

Upperman led the Tigers 7 to 5 after the 1st period of the boys game. The Tigers held an 18 to 15 advantage by halftime but trailed 33 to 32 after the 3rd period. Upperman expanded its lead in the 4th period and went on to win 58 to 46.

For the Tigers, Conner Close scored 18, Jon Hendrix and Seth Fuson each with 8, Dallas Kirby 4, Kaleb Spears and Ian Colwell each with 3 and Alex Antoniak 2.

DeKalb County has a date with Livingston Academy on the road Tuesday night, January 16 and will host Stone Memorial Friday, January 19. Action each night begins with the girls game at 6 p.m. followed by the boys contest.

WJLE will have LIVE coverage each night.

January 12, 2024
By: Dwayne Page

Dismissed!

A criminal summons against an officer of the Tennessee Highway Patrol charging him with assault in an off-duty incident last month has been dismissed. The charge apparently had nothing to do with his duties as an officer.

36-year-old Jeremy Sean Tramel of Smithville appeared in General Sessions Court Thursday on the charge, but it was dismissed after an announcement by the Assistant District Attorney General. The judge signed the order dismissing the case as well as an order under which all public records relating to the offense are to be expunged. Tramel was represented by attorney Bratten Cook, II.

In a prepared statement to WJLE, Tramel said “the allegation made against me resulting in an assault charge was groundless and not based on facts or sound evidence. Therefore, on January 11, 2024 the assault charge against me was unfounded and dismissed with an expungement”.

January 12, 2024
By: Dwayne Page

A week after the tragic loss, the family of Jackie Glynn has broken their silence about the horrific crime.

In the following statement to WJLE and other media outlets, Ms Glynn’s children and grandchildren express their appreciation to investigators and the community for the support shown them.

“Our family is shocked, confused and devastated by the events that occurred to our mom and grandmom at the hands of her husband, Joe Glynn on January 1st, 2024. We realize that the case details are horrific, gruesome, and frightening. Due to the ongoing criminal investigation, we respectfully ask your understanding of our not sharing any details of the events of last week at this time”.

“We are grateful for the media continuing to show Jackie Glynn’s bright spirit and her positive impact to so many while reporting the facts of the case. Jackie was a loyal friend, a dedicated and loving mother to two adult children, a caring mother-in-law, and an adored “Yaya” to 3 grandchildren living in Nashville, TN”.

“As a family, since last week, we find ourselves navigating a course where we struggle to see a clear direction. However, relying on our faith in God, we walk united in the spirit of light, positivity, and kindness that Jackie taught us all. We believe that the power of love unites and spreads, even during tragedy, when you stand together. We will not let the horrific acts of one man destroy the joy and love Jackie Glynn brought to each of us”.

“As we traverse through this unimaginable situation, we have been blessed with support from our extended family, friends, church, work communities, and even strangers. We are forever grateful for their support through their words, thoughts, prayers, hugs, and reflections on Jackie’s impact on their lives. Their support gives us hope that despite the many tears, light is alive and well in the human spirit”.

“We are grateful for the work of the Metro Nashville Police Department, specifically Lieutenant Jill Weaver and Detective Elizabeth Mills. Our family has been working with MNPD since our mom first disappeared last week in the search for Jackie and the truth. They have displayed thoroughness and grace during unparalleled circumstances in our countless hours together”.

“We also want to thank the deputies and Sheriff Patrick Ray with the DeKalb County Sheriff’s and the coordination with MNDP to find Jackie and ultimately care for her remains. We know that several officers worked late into the night last Friday (Jan 5th) searching for her physical body”.

“We have the utmost confidence that the legal team in the District Attorney’s office will represent Jackie and our family’s interest in the upcoming proceedings. We are confident our legal system will provide firm justice for the crimes and acts committed. We also strongly believe God, our Creator, has the final judgment on Joe Glynn. We rest more peacefully, knowing that judging and vengeance are not our responsibility”.

“Thank you for your continued love, prayers, and support. With your help, we believe our journey through each phase of the upcoming phases of grief and forthcoming legal process, we can exemplify the power of one person’s light shining brightly through unfathomable pain and loss,” the statement concluded.

70-year-old Joseph Michael Glynn was booked into the Metro Jail last Saturday, January 6 charged with criminal homicide and tampering with evidence and abuse of a corpse in the hammer beating death of his 76-year-old wife Jackie Glynn. He remains in custody on a $1,030,000 bond.

After the attack, officials said Glynn brought his wife’s body to DeKalb County and buried her on property they owned in the Belk community. While in DeKalb County, Glynn also hid and towed the victim’s Toyota Rav 4.

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