Grand Jury indicts two

The Wayne County Grand Jury returned indictments against two people during its session on Tuesday, October 15.

An indictment returned against Eddie K. Foster contained several counts of charges. The first count of charges, Count A (30 counts), charged Foster with rape in the first degree, a Class A Felony, by allegedly "engaging in sexual intercourse with...a person less that twelve years old."

The second count of charges, Count B (30 counts), charged Foster with sodomy in the first degree, a Class A Felony, by allegedly "engaging in deviate sexual intercourse with...a person less than twelve years old."

A third count of charges, Count C (24 counts) charged Foster with rape in the second degree, a Class C Felony, when allegedly "being eighteen years or more he engaged in sexual intercourse with...a person less than fourteen years old."

Count D (24 counts) of the indictment charged Foster with sodomy in the second degree, a Class C Felony, when allegedly "being eighteen years old or more he engaged in deviate sexual intercourse with...a person less than fourteen years old."

Count E (24 counts) of the indictment charged Foster with rape in the third degree, a Class D Felony, when allegedly "being twenty-one years old or more he engaged in sexual intercourse with...a person less than sixteen years old."

The indictment also contained Count F (24 counts), which charged Foster with sodomy in the third degree, a Class D Felony, when allegedly "when being twenty-one years old or more he engaged in deviate sexual intercourse with...a person less than sixteen years old."

Count G (18 counts) of the indictment charged Foster with incest, a Class D Felony.

An indictment was also returned against Jimmy Hollars, AKA Jimbo Hollars, charging him with rape in the first degree, a Class B Felony, by allegedly "engaging in sexual intercourse with N.H. by forcible compulsion."

Grand Jury indictments are public record and are filed in the Wayne County Clerk’s office.

Readers are reminded that indictments by the grand jury do not indicate guilt, only that further court action may be necessary in a case.

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