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Antavian Cornelius Yancey

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Antavian Cornelius Yancey

Yancey Believed to be Armed and Dangerous

— press release from Vance County Sheriff Curtis Brame

Subject: Antavian Cornelius Yancey

Aliases: Cornelius Yancey and Antavian Yancey

On Thursday, July 16, 2020, the Vance County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division received a call reference smoke in a wooded area. Upon the arrival of Deputies and the Vance County Fire Department on the scene, a vehicle was fully engulfed.

Members of the Vance County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division responded to investigate the vehicle fire along with North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation’s Arson Unit.

On July 17, 2020, the Vance County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division received a phone call from Burlington Police Department reference to Burlington Police Department locating the body of a black female that was believed to be from Henderson, North Carolina. The female was identified as Charisma Robinson, age 35.

Investigators began to investigate these incidents and developed that the two cases were connected. Participating agencies from the Vance County Sheriff’s Office, Henderson Police Department, Burlington Police Department and North Carolina State Bureau of investigation began a collaborative effort to solve the murder of Charisma Robinson.

Through the investigation a person of interest was developed and later identified as a subject/suspect in this matter.

On July 24, 2020 a warrant for Murder and Burning of Personnel Property was issued for Antavian Cornelius Yancey (B/M/ Age 34), regarding the death of Charisma Robinson.

Yancey is believed to be armed and dangerous.  If located please contact the Vance County Sheriff’s Office at 252-738-2200.

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Confederate Time Capsule

Time Capsule Discovered in Base of Henderson’s Confederate Monument

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-Information and photos courtesy Jordan McMillen, Vance County Manager

Earlier today, officials removing the base of the Confederate monument located in front of the County Administration Building in downtown Henderson discovered a time capsule. The monument was dedicated on November 10, 1910.

In a special called meeting of the Vance County Commissioners on June 30, 2020, the Board voted 4-3 to remove, store and preserve the Confederate statue.

According to Vance County Manager Jordan McMillen, the discovered time capsule is approximately 12 inches long and six inches wide. Items recovered include:

  • A copy of the New York Herald dated May 8, 1910
  • A copy of the Atlanta Journal dated May 7, 1910
  • A copy of the Memorial Day celebration program from May 10, 1910
  • A Masonic guide and directory from 1908
  • A copy of the N.C. Federation of Women’s Clubs annual meeting program held in Henderson
  • Misc. other paper items

McMillen said there was water in the cavity, so County officials are working to dry out and preserve the paper items.