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   The Brief   
   The family of 61-year-old Johnita Weaver questions why the suspect in her   
   death is not in jail.   
   Authorities confirm that suspect Allen Dumas is not behind bars but will not   
   disclose the reason.   
   The case remains open, with no indictment yet filed.   
      
   GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. - A Gwinnett County family is demanding answers after   
   learning that the man accused of killing their loved one is not in   
   jail—eight months after the crime.   
      
   Investigators say that Allen Dumas shot and killed 61-year-old Johnita Weaver   
   last July on Glen Summit Lane in Snellville, before critically injuring   
   himself in an apparent failed suicide attempt.   
      
   What we know:   
   Dumas was initially charged with felony murder and aggravated assault.   
   However, Gwinnett County jail records show Dumas is not in custody, and court   
   records indicate he is not out on bond.   
      
   What we don't know:   
   His current medical condition remains unclear.   
      
   What they're saying:   
   "This guy needs to be in the custody of Gwinnett County Sheriff’s   
   Department," said Greg Weaver, the victim’s brother, as he held a picture of   
   his sister outside the courthouse.   
      
   "She wanted him to leave, and I guess he didn’t want to leave. So he took it   
   upon himself to kill my sister," he said.   
      
   The Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office confirmed to FOX 5 that Dumas   
   is not in jail but declined to disclose his exact whereabouts or medical   
   status, stating, "This is an open case that has yet to be indicted."   
      
   What's next:   
   The timeline for an indictment remains uncertain. Attempts to reach Dumas’   
   listed attorney for comment were unsuccessful. Meanwhile, Greg Weaver says he   
   will keep fighting for justice.   
      
   "Gwinnett County needs to do the right thing. Do the right thing," he said.   
   "Find somewhere for this guy to be in your custody until he’s able to stand   
   trial."   
      
   https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/man-accused-murdering-gwinnett-   
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