Wednesday's Internet Edition, August 27, 2008. Guerra trial ends in 2nd hung jury STORM LEAVES DEAD BIRDS- After the deluge created by the remnants of tropical storm Edouard last Wednesday morning, several Hamilton residents reported finding hundreds of dead birds in their yards. More than 750 were found under trees in which they had been roosting at the home of Bryan and Toni Schrank on Coke Street (above). At least two other residents reported large numbers of dead birds. Marvin Schrank told The Herald-News that a cousin told him of a similar occurrence on the campus of Texas A&M University in College Station a few years ago. He said that it happened after a triple digit day when heavy rains quickly dropped the temperatures, which would have been a similar scenario to what happened in Hamilton. Staff Photo - A re-trial of Sheila Guerra, 37, of Hamilton, on felony charges of possession of methamphetamines ended in a hung jury Monday, according to District Clerk Leoma Larance. The jury was in deliberation past 9 p.m., and the final jury vote was 11-1. Guerra was indicted on the charges March 29, 2007, and the first trial on Feb. 19, 2008, also ended in a hung jury, 10-2, according to District Clerk re-cords.

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