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Updated: 10:06 PM Nov 15, 2009
Deadly shooting In Fountain, Wife Charged With Murder
The Bay County Sheriff's Office is now charging the wife of that dead Fountain man with an open count of murder.
Posted: 10:06 PM Nov 15, 2009 |
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FOUNTAIN-The Bay County Sheriff's Office is now charging the wife of that dead Fountain man with an open count of murder.
Originally 32-year-old Sabrina Griffin told investigators her husband was accidentally shot when the family dog knocked over a 22 rifle that was in the home and it discharged. Sabrina Griffin changed her account of the incident several times through out the afternoon. Investigators arrested her and charged her with an open count of Murder.
It happened just after 4 a.m. on Saturday at 16609 Rollohome Road just off of Highway 20 in Fountain. Sheriff's Office Officials says they're unsure if it was an intentional shooting or just an accident. According to their preliminary investigation 33-year-old Brian Griffin and his 32-year-old wife Sabrina had been arguing through out the night.
Investigators say Brian Griffin was pronounced dead at the scene.
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FOUNTAIN-The Bay County Sheriff's Office is investigating an overnight shooting in Fountain that killed at least one person. But the shooter claims it was an accident.
It happened just after 4 Saturday morning at 16609 Rollohome Road just off of State Road 20 in Fountain.
Sheriff's office officials say they're unsure if it was an intentional shooting or just an accident. According to their preliminary investigation, the couple who live in this house, 33-year-old Brian Griffin and his 32-year-old wife Sabrina had been arguing through out the night.
Sabrina Griffin told investigators that during the argument their dog knocked over a gun. They say when Sabrina griffin picked up the 22 rifle; it accidentally discharged, hitting her husband in the chest.
Investigators say Brian Griffin was pronounced dead at the scene. Sabrina Griffin stated to deputies she didn't know the gun was loaded.
Either way the Sheriff's Office and the State Attorney's are both investigating.
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I think we all should pray and I agree nobody knows the rest of the story as to what happened that night.I am praying for these families and feel just awful for the children who have nopt only lost their father but, their mother as well.Let God be the Judge because, he sees all. I pray the best for all involved.This is juat too impossibly horrible.
I grew up with sabrina too. It was very hard for her to tell the truth even when the truth fit better. i feel terrible for her family,children and the victim's family. it's really sad that she has ruined so many people's lives. I hope if she did do this then she gets what she deserves. why would her story change 3 times? everyone is like "poor sabrina" cmon, look at her children, her dead husband's family, and her family. don't make her the victim here. if he was abusive then why stay in it for 13 years. women can be just as abusive and manipulative.
Calm down everyone the guys parents dont even think she did it on purpose and i hear they r testifying in her defense.
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