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   > Subject: Liberal Democrat "Quality Mexican Immigrant" kills wife, woman and   
   pastor at church.   
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   > Authorities said they've arrested a Florida man suspected of   
   > killing his wife and another woman and then going to the church   
   > where his wife worked as the children's director and fatally   
   > shooting the church's pastor.   
   >   
   > Andres "Andy" Avalos, 33, was arrested Saturday afternoon, the   
   > Manatee County Sheriff's Office said. Avalos was taken into   
   > custody without incident at a mobile home park and has been   
   > charged with murder, sheriff's spokesman Dave Bristow told the   
   > Associated Press in an email. Avalos was being held without   
   > bond, the official said.   
   >   
   > The Bradenton Herald initially reported the arrest, noting that   
   > authorities suspect Avalos in Thursday's killings of his wife,   
   > Amber Avalos; the pastor of Bayshore Baptist Church, James   
   > "Tripp" Battle, and a neighbor, Denise Potter.   
   >   
   > Battle was fatally shot in the courtyard of his Bradenton   
   > church, the Tampa Bay Times reported. Potter and Amber Avalos   
   > were fatally shot earlier at the Avalos home, the paper added.   
   >   
   > Battle's father told the Times that Andres Avalos arrived at the   
   > church Thursday, spoke to Battle's wife, Joy, the church   
   > secretary, and then got to Pastor Battle.   
   >   
   > "Joy saw it, she witnessed it, and he pumped a number of rounds   
   > into Tripp," Jimmy Battle told the Times.   
   >   
   > More from the Times:   
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   > Amber Avalos, 33, had worked at the church for about nine months   
   > or a year, according to Battle. He said she had six kids and   
   > Tripp, 31, had tried to counsel her and her husband, who seemed   
   > paranoid. Battle said Andres Avalos "started getting these wild   
   > notions about every man that walked by" his wife.   
   >   
   > "He was incoherent most all the time," Jimmy Battle told the   
   > Times. "He always thought people were trying to do something   
   > they weren't."   
   >   
   > According to the Herald, Battle's family has been upset that   
   > some media outlets have used "crime of passion" to characterize   
   > the murders.   
   >   
   > Battle's mother Rhonda added that if her son had counseled Amber   
   > Avalos, the two of them wouldn't have been alone.   
   >   
   > "Tripp was always careful to always have someone else present,"   
   > she told the Herald.   
   >   
   > Along with his wife, Battle leaves behind a 5-year-old daughter   
   > and 2-year-old son.   
   >   
   > The church will hold a regular service on Sunday morning with an   
   > interim pastor, according to WFLA-TV.   
   >   
   > "We want the world to know what a wonderful man our son was,"   
   > Rhonda Battle told the Herald. "He loved this community. He   
   > wanted a church of diversity. He wanted people to love the Lord.   
   > If you didn't want to know what the Bible said, you didn't want   
   > to go to his church."   
   >   
   > http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2014/12/07/florida-triple-murder-   
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