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Town pays its respects by keeping Phelps protests away

November 24, 2010 By [email protected]

Thousands of people from Harrisonville and surrounding counties have lined the street for the funeral of Harrisonville Army Corporal Jacob Carver, who was killed in Afghanistan earlier this month. The crowd was formed to shield the funeral procession at the church from Topeka minister Fred Phelps and his family, who wound up about a third of a mile away, but packed up and left after a brief demonstration.

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