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Testimony links wife to accused go-between
Ross charged with conspiring to help arrange death of Snellville man
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The lead investigator in the trial over a 2010 Hall County slaying testified Friday about links between the Snellville woman who conspired to kill her husband and the woman accused of helping arrange the hired killing. After Stacey Schoeck confessed she had hired Reginald Coleman to kill her husband on Valentine’s Day 2010, investigators used phone and financial records to corroborate her claim that she had met Lynitra Ross and Coleman, both of Austell, at a Buford Walmart on Jan. 23 that year. From there, Stacey Schoeck has testified, the three drove to Belton Bridge Park to scout out the would-be location of Richard Schoeck’s murder.