Gwendolyn White is facing attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting two attorneys outside a courthouse on Friday.
"Where are you going to find another home like this on the water? We are the only black family around that owns (land on) inter-coastal waters. That's why it's so important to me."
A Carteret County judge on Wednesday ended the contempt order for two brothers who refused to recognize the sale of their waterfront property.
It's a case unlike any other in North Carolina history, and maybe even the United States. A land dispute that started in the 1970s has played out in the court system and continues to trouble those on both sides of the fight. The worst part? A simple will could have prevented it all.
