MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) - 74 year-old Tom Schlender of Raymond, Nebraska was one of two people perhaps randomly picked by the same roadside killer.

The other victim was a casino worker name Lori Carswell who was also shot and killed on the shoulder of a North Mississippi highway three days later.

"At this point, the person has not surfaced here in this area," said Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong. "But that's not to say that he won't."

Director Armstrong is not overly worried the roadside killer will strike in the city. However, he still had department representatives meet with counterparts in Mississippi to discuss the case.

"We're in constant contact with each other," said Armstrong.

Investigators suspect the suspect posed as a police officer to get his victims to pull over possibly by using blue lights while driving a Ford Crown Victoria.

MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) – Excitement is growing at the Memphis Zoo, where they are waiting to find out if there will be a new addition to the panda exhibit.

Ya Ya, the female panda, has always been a popular attraction. She has, once again, been artificially inseminated. This time, zoo officials are hoping for a successful pregnancy.

"We test her urine and watch for different chemicals to change in the urine, but also at some point we hope to confirm via ultrasound," explained Matt Thompson, Memphis Zoo.

Ya Ya was inseminated several weeks ago, but there needs to be a second hormone spike as a positive indicator that she is pregnant. That occurs anywhere from 60 to 90 days after insemination.

"We're talking end of May, beginning of June, something like that would be the earliest that we would see something. Then, a month and a half after that there would be an actual birth," Thompson said.

Leaders of New Albany, MS have created a plan to build a memorial park to honor a beloved wife, mother and community servant killed in an attempted home invasion. Amanda Price, 31, speech pathologist for New Albany public schools and wife of football coach Ron Price, was shot and killed on December 5, 2011.

The accused gunman, 20 year old Craig Baker, lived in a trailer park within walking distance of the Price home. New Albany City Councilman Johnny Anderson has proposed buying the seven acre trailer park property and transforming it into the Amanda Price Memorial Park.