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   POLK COUNTY, Fla. – Four people living on a Frostproof property   
   where three friends were slain earlier this month have been   
   arrested after Polk County investigators said the property was   
   like a landfill and covered in human and animal waste.   
      
   Damion Tillman, 23, Brandon Rollins, 27, and Keven Springfield,   
   30, were all found dead in Frostproof on July 18 where the best   
   friends had met to go on a fishing trip. Three suspects --“TJ”   
   Wiggins, 26, William “Robert” Wiggins, 21, and Mary Whittemore,   
   27 -- were later arrested and charged in connection with the   
   murders, according to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office.   
      
   While homicide detectives were serving a search warrant for land   
   on Sarver Avenue near where the victims were found, they   
   observed hazardous conditions and asked for Polk County   
   environmental crimes to investigate, according to a news release.   
      
   According to the arrest reports, the camper where 58-year-old   
   Tony Wiggins Sr., 42-year-old Robert Keene, 54-year-old Nydia   
   Liboy and 19-year-old Chyanne Eccleston were living had an open   
   septic tank draining into the ground with “feces visible at the   
   surface of the ground.”   
      
   All four were arrested and charged with environmental crimes.   
      
   Environmental detectives said the property was covered in tires   
   and broken down vehicles, metals, appliances and other debris,   
   comparing it to a landfill.   
      
   “Throughout the property an excessive amount of flies were   
   swarming around the trash, dog feces and human feces,”   
   detectives wrote in the report.   
      
   Three dogs and a cat were found on the property and collected by   
   Animal Control, according to a news release.   
      
   Sheriff Grady Judd said the property was unfit for animals, let   
   alone humans.   
      
   “The property where these suspects live looks like a landfill   
   and has raw sewage all over the ground. It’s not only not fit   
   for humans, I wouldn’t even let a dog live there,” Judd said in   
   a statement.   
      
   Wiggins Sr. told detectives he knows the septic tank is illegal   
   but can’t afford to have a proper system installed, which is why   
   he was draining it into the ground.   
      
   Wiggins Sr. is charged with improperly building and maintaining   
   septic, refusing to sign the animal control citation, operating   
   an unpermitted landfill, operating an unpermitted waste tire   
   facility, failure to report lost or abandoned property and the   
   illegal use of dairy cases. He remains in the Polk County Jail   
   as of Monday morning.   
      
   Keene and Liboy are both charged with improperly building and   
   maintaining septic and operating an unpermitted landfill. Both   
   posted bail.   
      
   Eccleston remains in jail as of Monday and is charged with   
   improperly building and maintaining septic.   
      
   Tony Wiggins Jr. and William Robert Wiggins, two of the suspects   
   arrested last week in the triple homicide, are also facing   
   charges related to the property. They are charged with   
   improperly building and maintaining septic tanks, operating an   
   unpermitted landfill and operating an unpermitted waste tire   
   facility. Both remain in the Polk County Jail.   
      
   https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2020/07/27/not-fit-for-   
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