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Three Of Seven Murder Suspects Back In Court
July 18, 2009
Three of the seven suspects in the Byrd and Melanie Billings murder case were back in court on Friday.
Leonard Patrick Gonzalez, Jr, Wayne Coldiron and Gary Sumner faced a judge to be officially charged with two open counts of murder each.
There were apparently some mistakes on the original arrest warrants for each man, and they were in court Friday to face the official corrected charges. The suspects appeared via video feed from the Escambia County Jail.
They are due back in court in early August.
Also on Friday, Robert and Marlene Ingram filed an eviction notice to have Coldiron officially removed from his residence at 210 Yoakum Court in Pensacola.
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innocent til proven guilty. they have their day in court coming, but in the meantime, you would think an innocent man wouldn’t be worried about anything but cooperating with the law to their utmost ability to find the “real” killers. an innocent man wouldn’t be afraid to answer any and all questions asked by authorities. wonder how that’s working out for gonzalez?