The lawyers for an ex-Brevard County corrections deputy accused of killing a 72-year-old Titusville woman will ask a judge Friday to dismiss a motion seeking the death penalty.
Over two months after a missing Titusville woman’s charred remains were discovered, investigators have released handwritten notes belonging to the man accused of killing her.
The state attorney’s office will seek the death penalty against an ex-Brevard County corrections deputy accused of killing a 72-year-old Titusville woman.
As the sun set over Sand Point Park in Titusville Friday night, hundreds of people stood in respectful silence, as they listened to stories about Jessie Kirk, the beloved philanthropist whom police say was murdered last week.
Days after a missing Titusville woman’s remains were found, the man accused of stealing her vehicle now faces a murder charge in her death, police announced on Monday.
David Barber, 35, was booked at the jail Wednesday morning, the day after a car was found on fire and 72-year-old Jessie Kirk never met up with the friend she went on a walk with every day.
A former Brevard County corrections deputy arrested in connection with the disappearance of 72-year-old Jessie Kirk is under a restraining order for allegedly stalking the missing woman’s niece last year, court records show.
Titusville police are looking for answers after a 72-year-old woman was reported missing and her burned vehicle was later found, according to a news release.
