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   ACKSONVILLE BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — A second person was arrested   
   in the murder of a former Microsoft executive.   
      
   On February 16, 2022, in Jacksonville Beach, 33-year-old Jared   
   Bridegan was shot and killed outside of his car, with his 2-year-   
   old daughter still inside.   
      
   The Jacksonville Beach Police Department said on Thursday, March   
   16, investigators arrested 34-year-old Mario Fernandez Saldana —   
   the husband of Bridegan's ex-wife — in central Florida without   
   incident, in connection to the fatal shooting. A grand jury   
   indicted him on charges of first-degree murder, conspiracy to   
   murder, child abuse and solicitation to commit a capital felony.   
      
   In the arrest affidavit, Bridegan was driving back with his   
   children from "date night" dinner. He had already dropped off   
   his two 9-year-old twins that he shared with his ex-wife Shanna   
   Gardner. He and his 2-year-old daughter turned onto Sanctuary   
   Boulevard, a route he typically took home.   
      
   However, this night was different.   
      
   The arrest affidavit stated, that the road was dark and a   
   residential street. As he continued down the road, Bridegan came   
   upon a damaged tire. So, he turned on his hazards and left his   
   car to move the tire. That was when he was shot and killed.   
      
   Witnesses at the scene said the toddler was crying when they   
   went out to investigate.   
      
   What confused investigators was there was nothing stolen from   
   the scene. Bridegan's car, phone, wallet, wedding ring and watch   
   were still at the scene. Investigators believed the tire on the   
   road was purposeful, in order to get Bridegan out of the car.   
      
   On Jan. 25, the first person was arrested in connection to   
   Bridegan's murder. Henry Tenon, 61, was charged with second   
   degree murder with a weapon, conspiracy to commit murder,   
   accessory after the fact and child abuse.   
      
   Melissa Nelson, State Attorney for the Fourth Judicial District,   
   who announced the arrest also stated, "that Tenon did not act   
   alone," during a news conference.   
      
   An investigation revealed a single link between Bridegan and   
   Tenon — Fernandez Saldana, the affidavit stated. Fernandez   
   Saldana wrote three checks to Tenon, as well as, 35 phone   
   contacts in February.   
      
   Tenon has also agreed to, "testify truthfully against any   
   accomplice," in a statement released by State Attorney Nelson's   
   office.   
      
      
      
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