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Evidence review triggers delay in Sherwood murder arraignment

Attorneys are missing several key pieces of evidence, and that triggered a delay in the arraignment of 22-year-old John Nathaniel Sherwood.

Sherwood is charged in the murder of his 21-year-old wife Erica Renae Sherwood, of Triangle. She was killed during the early morning hours of New Year’s Day and leaves behind two children.

An autopsy examination of the victim, as well as other evidence, has not yet been released by a county crime lab, according to a prosecutor in the case.

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