Ray Etheridge murder suspect was boiling with rage

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY -- The man accused of 12-year-old homeless boy Ray Allen Etheridge in a Louisville park was a boiling cauldron of hate and resentment. And Joseph Cambron, 21, should know: He's the one saying it. "I mean there's just so many cases of me just blowing up," Joseph Cambron told police in an unrelated sexual-abuse case.
He is now charged with murder and tampering with physical evidence in the murder of seventh-grader  Ray. Cops say Cambron and Ray and the young boy got into a scrap last Tuesday afternoon in the park. Cambron is  6-foot-3, 185-lbs while little Ray was just 5-foot-4 and 118-lbs. The boy died of multiple stab woulds. MORE IN THE COURIER-JOURNAL

Cops hunting killer of homeless boy Ray Etheridge, 12

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY -- He didn't make the national news but the murder 12-year-old homeless boy Ray Allen Etheridge in a Louisville park is no less poignant. The little boy was murdered last Tuesday in Cherokee Park. Ray Ray's -- as he was called -- family in agony.
 The family describes the pain as unimaginable.
“I remember picking him up and holding him up when he was a baby and him laughing and smiling,” said Melissa Hardin.
Now, cops are trying to piece together what happened. He was supposed to be at the library with his mom then wandered off. Much of the case does not make sense.