State seeks death penalty for Nathan Gingles, accused of Tamarac killing spree
Broward County prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Nathan Gingles, the 43-year-old man deputies said murdered his father-in-law, estranged wife and her neighbor in February, all while bringing his young daughter along for the killing spree.
A memorial stands in front of the Tamarac, Florida, home of Mary Catherine Gingles, who was killed in a shooting rampage in ...
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Mary Gingles said the backpack, which she suspected was left by her husband, contained ”items that he would need to murder me ...
A Broward Sheriff’s Office deputy visited Mary Gingles’ home on Dec. 29 after her husband left a strange bag in her garage, ...
A Sunday morning of violence in north Broward ended with an abducted 4-year-old girl found at a Walmart; her mother, grandfather and a neighbor shot dead in a Tamarac neighbhrood; and the child’s ...
"Nathan has acted unhinged ... for a long time. I am in imminent fear of becoming a victim of domestic violence." The post ‘I ...
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The Broward Sheriff’s Office Wednesday released audio of non-emergency calls Mary Gingles made seeking their help in the ...
The gun allegedly used by Nathan Gingles in the Feb. 16 shootings of his estranged wife, his father-in-law and an uninvolved ...
Nathan Gingles, 43, had more than 40 firearms and firearm-related accessories seized by BSO deputies in February 2024.
Earlier this week, a grand jury indicted Gingles on three counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Mary Catherine ...
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