Post Office

wreg.com Henning Post Office killer will spend the rest of his life in prisonwreg.com(Memphis, TN) – Chastain Montgomery will never see the outside of a prison after killing Henning Postal Workers Judy Spray and Paula Robinson during a 2010 post office robbery. “It's been a nightmare. The only thing that …

wreg.com Killer of post office workers sentencedwreg.comMEMPHIS, Tenn — The man who shot and killed two post office employees has been sentenced to two consecutive life sentences. Chastain Montgomery did not take the stand during his sentencing. Montgomery and his son shot Paula Robinson and Judy … More: continued here

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Armed with pistols, Chastain Montgomery and his 18-year-old son walked into the small, red-brick post office in a rural Tennessee town almost four years ago, intending to rob it and escape with what they thought would be a bounty of cash. More: continued here

The U.S. Post Office in Alden will be named after an Army reservist who was killed in action in Afghanistan in 2012. More: continued here

Corning post office named for fallen soldierElmira Star-GazettePresident Obama has signed legislation to name the U.S. Post Office in Corning after Army Spc. Ryan Jayne, who died in 2012 while serving in Afghanistan. Spc. Jayne was an Elmira native who grew up in Corning with his family. He was a …

wreg.com Tenn. Man Gets Life in Prison in Postal ShootingsABC NewsTwo U.S. Postal Service workers, Paula Robinson and Judy Spray, were inside, arranging the day's mail on a sunny October day. They told Montgomery the post office had only $63. Enraged, Montgomery and his son started shooting, killing the two …

A POST office is shutting for a revamp and will reopen next month. More: continued here

Former prison guard sentenced to life in prison for killings of 2 rural Tenn. postal workers More: continued here

Montgomery and his son shot the women at the Henning Post Office in 2010 More: continued here

wreg.com Man Gets Life in Prison in Post Office KillingsABC NewsChastain Montgomery had faced the death penalty if convicted in the deaths of Paula Robinson and Judy Spray during an October 2010 robbery of the post office in Henning, 45 miles northeast of Memphis. Instead, he pleaded guilty in federal …