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- Devin McCall stated his brother’s name is Kevin McCall and he live in Laurenburg North Carolina.
- Devin McCall stated his cousin Little Creg phone number is (910) 501-9074 is the number he called to get in contact with his brother.
- Devin McCall sated people in the neighborhood was talking about Jarvis McCulskey having something to do with the shooting.
- Devin McCall stated he saw Jarvis McCluskey with a 9mm pistol about two week prior to the shooting.
- Devin McCall stated Jarvis McCluskey was trying to sell the gun to his ex-wife.
- Devin McCall stated his ex-wife name is Shana and her phone number is (910) 547-5788.
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