On Saturday, the family of Billey Joe Johnson hosted a funeral service where close to 1,000 attendees came out to mourn the loss of the high school star running back. On Sunday, the family buried the teenager. But as the weeks continue to pass by, more questions continue to arise. Although autopsy reports from the county and from the NAACP's independent investigation have yet to be released, tidbits of info are still popping up.

A second police report was released last week from Lucedale Police Sgt. James O'Neal, who was the second officer to arrive on the scene after Johnson's death. According to his report, he was responding to a reported attempted burglary where the under-aged victim indentified Johnson as the suspect. While he was preparing to take a statement from the victim and her mother, O'Neal got a call to assist at the site where Johnson was pulled over, a Benndale Carpet parking lot. When O'Neal arrived, Johnson was already dead. The Associated Press also reports that there wasn't a dashboard camera in Deputy Joe Sullivan's, the officer who pulled Johnson over, patrol car.