Jacob Muse has been arrested and charged for the triple murder at the Lock, Stock & Barrel in Georgia. According to police records Jacob Muse allegedly walked into the Lock, Stock & Barrel and would shoot and kill Tommy and Evelyn Hawk as well as their grandson Luke Hawk. It is not known at this time if Jacob Muse had any relationship with the Hawk’s or what was the motive behind the triple murder. Jacob Muse has been charged with three counts of malice murder which maximum sentence is the death penalty.
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One person has been taken into custody for the murder of three people at a Coweta County gun range. The arrest comes exactly a week after the crime shook the Grantville community.
Jacob Christian Muse, 21, of College Park, was charged with three counts of malice murder, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation said.
Details of what led investigators to the arrest of Muse were not immediately available.
A Georgia man was arrested in connection with a shooting at a Grantville, Georgia, shooting range that resulted in three deaths last week, authorities said Friday.
Jacob Christian Muse, 21, faces three counts of “malice murder” in the shooting on April 8 at the Lock Stock & Barrel Shooting Range, according to a statement from Georgia Bureau of Investigations, the ATF and the Grantville Police Department.
t’s unclear whether Muse had an attorney as of Friday. He is at the Coweta County Jail, authorities said.
The victims were the range owner, Tommy Hawk, his wife Evelyn – both 75 – and their 17-year-old grandson, Luke, according to officials. They were all shot inside the family business, authorities said.
The bodies were discovered by Coweta County Coroner Richard Hawk, son of the couple and father to Luke, according to the police.
Authorities said the suspect had also stolen a cache of firearms from the shooting range, which is about 50 miles southwest of Atlanta.
Actress Lindsey Pearlman has been found dead in Hollywood days after she was reporting missing. According to police reports Lindsey Pearlman was reported missing on February 13 2022 after she failed to return home. On February 18 2022 LAPD would find the remains of Lindsey Pearlman in the Hollywood area of Los Angeles
“Today around 8:30 a.m., Hollywood Area officers responded to a radio call for a death investigation at Franklin Avenue and North Sierra Bonita Avenue,” the LAPD said in a statement Friday. “The L.A. County Coroner’s Office has since confirmed the individual to be Lindsey Erin Pearlman.”
Lindsey Pearlman was a working actress whose credits include General Hospital and Chicago Justice. She was 43 years old. The investigation is ongoing
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Lindsey Pearlman, an actress known for her work in television series like “Chicago Justice” and “Empire,” was found dead in Los Angeles on Friday, days after she was reported missing, according to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).She was 43.”Today around 8:30 a.m., Hollywood Area officers responded to a radio call for a death investigation at Franklin Avenue and North Sierra Bonita Avenue,” the LAPD said in a statement Friday. “The L.A. County Coroner’s Office has since confirmed the individual to be Lindsey Erin Pearlman.”
No additional details were provided.
Pearlman’s friends and family had previously reported her missing and requested the public’s help in finding her when she failed to return home on Feb. 13. She was last seen in Hollywood, several miles from where her body was discovered, according to police.
A graduate of The Second City Conservatory, her personal website states, Pearlman was active in the Chicago theater community prior to relocating to California to pursue additional on-camera work.
Pearlman’s other television credits include roles in “Selena: The Series,” “The Ms. Pat Show,” “Sneaky Pete,” “American Housewife,” “Vicious” and “General Hospital.”
The cause of her death is pending determination by the coroner
A suicide note was reportedly left by “Empire” actress Lindsey Pearlman before she was found dead in a car in Hollywood last week.
The note was found at Pearlman’s home, according to TMZ, which reported the actress also left a note in her car that urged its finder to call 911
Pearlman’s body was discovered near Los Angeles’ Runyon Canyon Park last Friday. She went missing five days earlier.
A medical examiner has completed an autopsy but didn’t release a cause of death for Pearlman as an investigation into her death continues.
Before her death, Pearlman, who was 43, allegedly called her husband and said she planned to end her life, TMZ reported, citing unnamed official sources. She reportedly battled depression, but authorities haven’t addressed those details publicly.
In an Instagram post last week, Pearlman’s husband said he is “broken” by his wife’s death.
“I will share more later, but I wanted to (say) thank you to everyone for their love and efforts and ask you to respect the privacy of her family at this time,” Vance Smith wrote.
Savannah Pearlman, who was a cousin of the actress, tweeted last Saturday, “Please know that you are never truly alone. Lindsey’s sister has asked that we share the National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255.”
Lindsey Pearlman appeared on a 2015 episode of “Empire,” and had recurring roles on “General Hospital,” “The Ms. Pat Show” and “Vicious” as well.
Jeffrey Dahmer is one of the most notorious serial killers in United States history and when he was murdered in prison by Christopher Scarver many believed that prison justice was served. Now the next question became who is Christopher Scarver and why would he murder Jeffrey Dahmer.
According to court documents Jeffrey Dahmer was attacked and beaten to death with a piece of weight lifting equipment by Christopher Scarver on November 28, 1994 and along with the murder of Dahmer he would also beat to death another prisoner named Jesse Anderson who was serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife.
At the time of the murders Christopher Scarver was serving a life sentence for the murder of Steve Lohman which took place in 1990 at the Wisconsin Conservation Corps training program. Apparently Christopher Scarver demanded money and when Steve Lohman gave him $15 dollars Scarver reacted by fatally shooting him in the head.
Now back to the Jeffrey Dahmer and Jesse Anderson murders. According to Christopher Scarver Jeffrey Dahmer was despised by the other inmates and not just for the cannibalistic murders that he committed while he was out in the free world but his behavior when the serial killer was finally locked up. Jeffrey Dahmer liked to pour ketchup on food that he shaped to look like limbs from a body which he would then hide so other inmates and staff could find them. Jeffrey had to be escorted around the prison by staff as he had made a large number of enemies. The day that he was murdered Jeffrey Dahmer did not have a guard escort when he, Jesse Anderson and Christopher Scarver were tasked by staff to clean a washroom. Scarver would take his opportunity and murder Jeffrey Dahmer and soon after murder Jesse Anderson who was apparently friendly with Dahmer.
Christopher Scarver believes that staff at the prison set up the scene in hopes that Scarver would react however that is just speculation. What we do know is that Scarver received two more life sentences for the murders of Jeffrey Dahmer and Jesse Anderson.
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Christopher Scarver is not in the Wisconsin Department Of Corrections
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Serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer was done in by his uncontrollable lust for human flesh, the man who whacked him in prison 20 years ago told The Post, revealing for the first time why the cannibal had to die.
Christopher Scarver — who fatally beat the serial killer and another inmate in 1994 — said he grew to despise Dahmer because he would fashion severed limbs out of prison food to taunt the other inmates.
He’d drizzle on packets of ketchup as blood.
It was very unnerving.
“He would put them in places where people would be,” Scarver, 45, recalled in a low, gravelly voice.
“He crossed the line with some people — prisoners, prison staff. Some people who are in prison are repentant — but he was not one of them.”
Scarver, who arrived at Wisconsin’s Columbia Correctional Institution around the same time as Dahmer in 1992, knew right away to keep a safe distance from the serial killer.
Scarver said the madman had a personal escort of at least one guard at all times when he was out of his cell because of his friction with other inmates.
“I saw heated interactions between [Dahmer] and other prisoners from time to time,” Scarver said, adding that he didn’t think much of Dahmer.
“There was no impression,” he said.
Like a lone wolf, Scarver watched Dahmer from afar on the prison yard, but never approached him, because he did not want to become a target of his sickening humor.
“I never interacted with him,” he said.
But that all changed on the morning of Nov. 28, 1994, when Scarver doled out his vigilante justice in a gymnasium of the Portage, Wis., prison.
Dahmer, 34, Scarver and a third inmate, Jesse Anderson, were led unshackled to clean the bathrooms by correction officers, who left them unattended.
Scarver, who was repulsed by the youth-molesting cannibal’s lust for flesh, kept in his pocket a newspaper article detailing how Dahmer killed, dismembered — and in some cases ate — 17 men and boys from 1978 to 1991.
Scarver, then a 25-year-old convicted murderer, had just retrieved his mop and was filling a bucket with water when someone poked him in the back.
“I turned around, and [Dahmer] and Jesse were kind of laughing under their breath,” Scarver recounted. “I looked right into their eyes, and I couldn’t tell which had done it.”
The three men then split up, and Scarver followed Dahmer toward a staff locker room.
Scarver grabbed a metal bar from the weight room and confronted Dahmer with the news story he had been carrying in his pocket.
I asked him if he did those things ’cause I was fiercely disgusted. He was shocked. Yes, he was,” Scarver said.
“He started looking for the door pretty quick. I blocked him,” Scarver said.
With two swings of the bar, Scarver crushed Dahmer’s skull.
“He ended up dead. I put his head down,” he said.
He then casually crossed the gym and entered a locker room where Anderson, 37, was working.
“He stopped for a second and looked around. He was looking to see if any officials were there. There were none. Pretty much the same thing [happened] — got his head put out,” Scarver said of Anderson, who was serving a life term for killing his wife in 1992.
Scarver believes it was no accident that he ended up alone with Dahmer — since prison officials knew he hated the madman and they wanted him dead.
“They had something to do with what took place. Yes,” said Scarver, noting that the guards disappeared just before he clobbered Dahmer with the 20-inch, 5-pound metal bar.
But Scarver refused to elaborate out of fear for his own safety.
“I would need a good attorney to ensure there would not be any retaliation by Wisconsin officials or to get me out of any type of retaliatory position they would put me in,” Scarver said.
Wisconsin Correction Department spokeswoman Joy Staab did not return calls for comment about those claims — but an investigation following the killings determined he acted alone.
Scarver initially pleaded insanity to the murders but later changed it to “no contest” in exchange for a transfer to a federal penitentiary.
He was sentenced to two life terms on top of the life sentence he was already serving.
Scarver was locked up for killing his former boss during a robbery in 1990.
After getting fired from a job-training program at the Wisconsin Conservation Corps, Scarver started drinking heavily and said he heard voices that called him “the chosen one.”
He returned to his former workplace with a .25-caliber semiautomatic pistol and demanded cash from site manager John Feyen. When he gave only $15, Scarver put a bullet in the head of a worker, Steven Lohman.
He shot Lohman two more times before Feyen knocked the gun out of his hands and ran off.
Hours later, cops arrested Scarver sitting on the stoop of his girlfriend’s apartment building.
After the killings, Scarver bounced from prison to prison until he landed at his current home: Centennial Correctional Facility in Canon City, Colo.
Christopher Scarver says he has been evaluated by 10 to 20 prison doctors but still doesn’t understand his mental issues.
He partly blames prison food for his insanity.
“I found out in my own research what the problem is: Certain foods I eat cause me to have a psychotic break — bread, refined sugar,” he said. “Those are the main culprits.”
He now spends his days writing poems for his site. He also has self-published poetry books for sale on Amazon.
There is a new TicTok craze going around called “Where’s Corbin?” which was a line from a song by rapper Julio Foolio called “Beatbox remix/Bibby Flow and deals with the murder of Corbin Odell Johnson. According to sources Corbin Odell Johnson went missing in 2018 following a job interview and his body would be found a year later. Due to the way his body was found police believe it was a homicide. Unfortunately no one has been arrested for the murder of Corbin Odell Johnson and hopefully with the TicTok craze going around maybe it will lead to information regarding who is responsible for the eighteen year old’s murder. Of course everyone is wondering why Julio Foolio is rapping about the three year old murder case and whether he knows something about the tragedy.
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Remains that were found in a wooded area of Northwest Jacksonville belong to an 18-year-old who was reported missing a year ago, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said Monday night.
The death of Corbin Odell Johnson, 18, is being investigated as a murder, police said. He was reported missing to the Sheriff’s Office on July 13, 2018.
News4Jax spoke to Johnson’s parents in July, and they said the teenager disappeared sometime after a job interview.
“It’s not normal for Corbin,” Milissa Jackson, Johnson’s mother, said in July. “Corbin is going to text me. He’s going to FaceTime me. He’s going to call me.”
Johnson’s father said he dropped his son off for a job interview with UPS. According to the police report, another man dropped the teen off at his mother’s Northside home later in the evening.
Johnson’s mother told police that evening was the last time she saw her son, and she did not know whom he was with when he let home.
The Sheriff’s Office noted in its missing persons report that Johnson had never been reported missing before.
Anyone with information about the disappearance or murder of Johnson is asked to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office at 904-630-0500 or email [email protected]. To remain anonymous and receive a possible reward, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.
The lyrics in the song say: “Corbin got kidnapped they found his bones he was rotten (Where’s Corbin?)”
According to sources, Foolio, whose legal name is Charles Jones, is linked to a violent group that goes by KTA. Other murder victims are also mentioned in his songs.
Some people asked Jones about Johnson during an Instagram live last week.
“Talking about where is Corbin, I don’t know where Corbin is. That’s all I’ve got to say,” said Jones.
Several TikTokers are now taking down their videos after learning the meaning behind the song.
“For the most part, it is disgusting a lot of people. A lot of people, if you do have some people that think it’s funny and laughing about it. But for the most part, it really is touching a lot of people’s hearts,” Jackson said.
Corbin Odell Johnson is not missing. His mother knows exactly where he is.
“To answer the question where’s Corbin, Corbin is right here. He’s in my heart. If you’re looking for Corbin, that’s where Corbin is, he’s right here. I have him with me every day,” she said.
Johnson’s parents said the teenager disappeared sometime after a job interview. Johnson’s father said he dropped his son off for a job interview with UPS. According to the police report, another man dropped the teen off at his mother’s Northside home later in the evening.
Johnson’s mother told police that evening was the last time she saw her son, and she did not know whom he was with when he got home.
Jackson still waits for an arrest and is hoping the TikTok trend can bring justice for Johnson.
Jones posted on Instagram last month saying he is no longer naming homicide victims in his songs because it’s childish. He declined News4Jax’s request for comment on Sunday.
If you know anything about Corbin Odell Johnson’s murder, you are asked to call JSO or Crimestoppers.
Abel Elias Acosta, a suspected teen killer, is being searched for by police in Garland Texas for a shooting that would leave three teenagers dead. According to reports Abel Elias Acosta allegedly walking into the gas station convienene store and would open fire killing three teenagers. Richard Acosta, who was waiting outside of the store in a white pickup truck in which Abel Elias Acosta would jump into following the triple murder has been arrested however his fourteen year old son Abel is considered to be armed and dangerous by Garland Texas police.
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Dallas-area police have charged a 14-year-old with capital murder in a triple killing at a gas station, and are warning that the boy is at large, armed and dangerous.
Detectives in Garland are seeking Abel Elias Acosta, and said Wednesday that they have evidence showing he was the gunman who left three teens dead and wounded a fourth at the suburban gas station’s convenience store Sunday.
Police say Acosta is the son of 33-year-old Richard Acosta, who turned himself into police Monday evening, and is also charged with capital murder for allegedly acting as a get-away driver in the shooter.
Police have named an alleged shooter in the killing of three teenagers at a convenience store in Garland, and authorities are still searching for the suspect, officials announced in a news release Wednesday.
Police identified the suspect as 14-year-old Abel Elias Acosta and said Acosta should be considered armed and dangerous. Police said detectives believe Acosta is “actively evading capture” and asked for the public’s help, according to the news release.
Police said his father, Richard Acosta Jr., 33, who was arrested Tuesday, was the getaway driver in the shooting.
The shooting happened the day after Christmas. Police on Wednesday said the shooting was spurred by a previous disturbance between Abel Acosta and one of the victims inside the convenience store, though more information was not released.
“This is a heinous crime. The mind behind this type of offense…it’s so hard to comprehend,” Garland police PIO Pedro Barineau told WFAA. “At age 14, if he’s willing to do this, we don’t know what the future holds. But we know that he’s willing to kill.”
One day later, police said a 14-year-old – a different teen, not Abel Acosta – was in custody and believed to have pulled the trigger.
But about 24 hours after announcing the teen’s arrest, police reversed course saying new information revealed the teen had direct knowledge of the crime, but they no longer believed him to be the shooter.
Detectives obtained a directive to apprehend Abel Acosta, which is ordered by a juvenile court judge to take a child into custody on the request of law enforcement.
Garland police said they do not typically release juvenile information but that “due to the nature of the offense and potential risk to the public, the court has authorized the release of his information.”
WFAA also does not typically release the name of juveniles, or post their picture, but is doing so because police are looking for Acosta and say he is armed and dangerous.
Anyone who sees Acosta or knows his whereabouts is asked to call 911 immediately.
Garland Crime Stoppers is offering up to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest. Crime Stoppers tips can be submitted by phone at 972-272-8477 or on the Garland Crime Stoppers website.
Acosta is not the 14-year-old who was taken into custody on Monday, though that teen, whose name has not been released, “remains a person of interest in the investigation,” the news release from Garland police said. The teen was released to his family and is cooperating with the investigation, police said.
Police said detectives discovered evidence that identified Acosta as the shooter who killed three other teenagers Sunday evening at a Texaco store in the 700 block of Walnut Street. Police did not provide more information about the evidence they found.
The victims were identified as 14-year-old Xavier Gonzalez, 16-year-old Ivan Noyala and 17-year-old Rafael Garcia.
The fourth victim, a 15-year-old boy who worked at the taco stand inside the gas station, was said to be in stable condition in a local hospital, per police.
The shooter could be seen shirtless on surveillance video, getting out of a white pickup truck and going to the front door of the store, where he fired his weapon.
Police said 33-year-old Richard Acosta Jr., Abel Acosta’s father, was driving the pickup truck. Richard Acosta Jr. was arrested Tuesday, but police said he was not the shooter.
“The fact that we’re putting it all together now and realizing the driver, who voluntarily turned himself in, is the father of the shooter, Abel Acosta, it blows us away,” Barineau told WFAA. “As a father, you look at the youth, the future of society, those that are going to be leading us…and the fact that there are some…and this is a very few some, that are willing to do this type of violence, it blows me away. It’s so hard to comprehend.”
Richard Acosta is being held at the Garland Detention Center with his bond set at $1 million.
A $10,000 reward has been offered for any information leading to the apprehension of 14-year-old Abel Elias Acosta, who is the shooter responsible for killing three and wounding a fourth at a convenience store on December 26, 2021.
In addition to the Garland Crimestoppers reward of $5,000, Jerry Reynolds, talk show host on WBAP Radio, has offered an additional $5,000, making the total reward of $10,000. Abel Acosta is described as a light-skinned Hispanic male with dark hair, brown eyes, approximately 5’ 05” in height, and weighing around 125 pounds.
Abel Acosta is considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of Abel is encouraged to call 911 immediately.
Garland Police Lt. Pedro Barineau said, “He could be here in town, he could be in a surrounding city, we don’t have his exact known whereabouts but somebody does and we need their help”
Detectives obtained a Directive to Apprehend Abel Elias Acosta, age fourteen (14). Abel is facing the charge of Capital Murder for the shooting death of the three teenagers. A Directive to Apprehend is defined by Texas Family Code, 52.015 as:
a) On the request of a law enforcement or probation officer, a juvenile court may issue a directive to apprehend a child if the court finds there is probable cause to take the child into custody under the provisions of this title.
Information detectives discovered shows that the driver of the truck, Richard Acosta, who previously turned himself in, is the father of the shooter, Abel Acosta.
Detectives have discovered the shooting was in retaliation to a disagreement between Acosta and one of the victims. The three victims who died were identified Monday as Xavier Gonzalez, 14, Ivan Noyola, 15, and Rafael Garcia, 17.
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