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Pamela Long Wiggins Back In Jail; Judge Ups Bond To Half Million
August 17, 2009
Pamela Long Wiggins is back in the Escambia County Jail — this time on a half million dollars bond — in connection to the Byrd and Melanie Billings murder case.
Long Wiggins, 47, had been free on $10,000 bond since her arrest on July 15 on charges of first degree accessory after the fact. She was back in court Monday morning where Circuit Judge Frank Bell ordered her bond increased from the $10,000 to $500,000. She was taken back into custody and returned to the Escambia County Jail.
According to case documents, Long Wiggins transported weapons and a safe stolen from the Billings home. The safe was later found buried under a pile of bricks in the backyard of a home that she owns in Gulf Breeze.
Pictured: Pamela Long Wiggins’ mugshot taken Monday morning at the Escambia County Jail. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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11 Responses to “Pamela Long Wiggins Back In Jail; Judge Ups Bond To Half Million”
AIN’T SHE JUST THE KIND OF FRIEND EVERYONE WANTS?????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She should have to spend the rest of her life in jail. Does she have any childen of her own.? I would love to know. How could anyone smile for being locked up for a crime like this. She should have to take what she does have if any money and use it to help take care of these children.
She should have been there the WHOLE TIME !!!! She is just as guilty as far as I am concerned……… She has always made me sick !!! SHADY person !!
I have said in the very beginning of this entire ordeal, that she shouldn’t have been charged as an “assesory after the fact”, that she was just as involved in the whole thing from the get go (before the fact) and deserves the same sentencing as all the others, as she is just as guilty.
I have also said that I would love to smack that smirk off her face while she pranced around on camera after her first arrest, smiling like she was the cat that had the canary in her mouth. Bet she isn’t smirking as big now in prison. What goes around…comes around!
REGARDING:
“I wonder if her bonds man will take another chance on her again.
I could easily be wrong (it happens) but I think the bondsman has a bondsman so the loss, if any, would be his instead of the middleman.
Really, not a bad business other than the fact that you release some people who commit crimes when out, balanced by the fact that you release some who are innocent and get to charge them for their freedom
Wait until we see her mug shot when she goes to prison. They take that picture after they “process” you (which includes a fun body cavity search).
right where she belongs!!
I wonder if her bonds man will take another chance on her again.
Finally, Long-Wiggins is where she needed to be from the beginning. She is SOOO INVOLVED that I’m sure someone else involved willrat her out. They probably already have. I hope she doesn’t make bond because she is definately a flight risk. That mug shot speaks volumes to me!
She might as well get comfortable, because I think she will be spending a long time in there after all the truth finally comes out. We already know Coldiron is rolling over on his former associates like a dog begging for treats. I guess it is true what they say about being no honor amongst theives, and in this case murderers.
Thank goodness