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|    Frostproof triple homicide: Wiggins indi    |
|    25 Jan 21 11:21:36    |
      XPost: alt.gossip.celebrities, alt.politics.democrats.d, sac.general       XPost: alt.rush-limbaugh       From: henry@boats.com              BARTOW – Tony “T.J.” Wiggins Jr. now stands formally charged       with the shooting deaths of three friends as they prepared to go       night fishing at Frostproof’s Lake Streety in July.              READ MORE: Frostproof triple homicide arrests: 'This is evil in       the flesh,' Polk Sheriff Grady Judd says              A Polk County grand jury handed up an indictment late Tuesday       against Wiggins, 26, for three counts of first-degree murder in       the fatal shootings of Brandon Rollins, Damion Tillman and Keven       Springfield.              Prosecutors now have 45 days to determine whether they will seek       the death penalty against him should he be convicted. He remains       in the Polk County Jail without bail pending trial.              A shopping bag in Tillman’s front seat, coupled with       surveillance video at a Dollar General store in Frostproof,       linked Wiggins with the murders, according to the Polk County       Sheriff’s Office. In the video, detectives observed Tillman       talking with Wiggins while standing in the store’s checkout line       minutes before the shootings.              READ MORE: Reward goes unpaid in slaying of 3 friends,       Heartland Crime Stoppers says              Wiggins’ younger brother, William Robert, brought a second break       in the case when, during questioning, he detailed witnessing the       killings as he sat in his brother’s pickup truck about 10 p.m.       July 19, according to Sheriff’s Office reports. He told       detectives he’d heard his brother accuse Springfield, 30, a       mechanic, of taking his truck, reports stated, and he watched as       the three men were shot in their trucks.              As he lay bleeding that July night, Rollins, 28, used his       cellphone to call his father for help, according to arrest       reports. His father found Rollins at the lake, but couldn’t call       for help because he’d left his cell phone behind and wasn’t able       to find his son’s, which had fallen between the truck seats.              Detectives also found bullets at the family compound where       Wiggins was living, and they matched the ones fired at the       murder scene, detectives said.              READ MORE: 4 arrests made at compound of alleged Frostproof       triple murder gunman TJ Wiggins              In addition to the murder charges, the grand jury on Tuesday       indicted T.J. Wiggins on allegations of possession of a firearm       by a convicted felon and tampering with evidence, stemming from       allegations he threw the handgun out the window after leaving       the scene of the killings. He’s scheduled to return to court for       a status hearing Nov. 3.              The younger Wiggins, 21, is charged with accessory after the       fact to a capital felony and tampering with evidence, on       allegations he helped his brother toss Tillman’s body in the bed       of the truck. Tillman, 23, had been driving. He was initially       released after posting $46,000 bail, but was returned to custody       in August after deputies asserted he had contacted his brother,       which violated his pretrial release. He’s now being held in the       Polk County Jail without bail pending trial.              Also charged with accessory after the fact to a capital felony       is T.J. Wiggins’ girlfriend, Mary Clare Whittemore, 27, who       remains in the Polk County Jail under $45,000 bail, court and       jail records show.              Both the younger Wiggins and Whittemore are scheduled for       pretrial hearings Oct. 27, according to court records.              Suzie Schottelkotte can be reached at       suzie.schottelkotte@theledger.com or 863-533-9070. Follow her on       Twitter @southpolkscene.              https://www.theledger.com/story/news/crime/2020/09/30/grand-jury-       indicts-wiggins-july-triple-homicide-frostproof/3585117001/                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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