Recent content by lexus116

I completely agree with Daisy. Ashley seems confused as to what has happened, but when she hears the 911 operator (whom seems quite unprofessional) discussing an additional 911 call reporting the murder, her voice starts to crack and you can tell she’s breaking down because the realization...

No, I don't think he's the BMW guy. That's the El Camino. It's an ugly old car, but my husband says it's a rare vintage one. Isn't Pam's Buick a vintage collector car as well?

I promise you he is very alive!! I saw him at Winn Dixie (grocery store) today actually. He was getting around quite well too. He certainly wasn't as frail as he made himself sound to the police. Daisy, have you seen an old brown El Camino driving around GB? If you do, it's him!

Tonight on Geraldo at Large he referred to Bud Billings as a "*advertiser censored* dealer". What is he talking about?

Linda, you have excellent contacts!!! :)

He is not deceased, and his house isn't empty. He's alive!

The guy that was seen with Wiggins at Zaxby's definitely isn't Jerry. I'm not sure why the police thought that.

What strikes me as being odd about Jerry's testimony (other than the obvious), is the fact that when the officer tells him LPG Jr pointed him out as being the one that ordered the hit, he doesn't even question the officer about it. He just says no sir I don't have any money. I don't know about...

If so, that explains a lot.

Jerry Wood and Barry McCleary were owners. The Sunbiz document below gives the business address as 3 Garden St. Suite 380. However, Phoenix Coaches was located at the corner of Hwy 29 & Old Palafox. The Garden St address is the law office of Barry McCleary...

Tice HAD to of known Jerry was in the car business. Jerry doesn't OWN a car lot presently (to my knowledge), but he's definitely known as being in the business.

Oh yeah! Very close to one another!

He's very much alive!

I'm very familiar with Jerry, and yes he owned Mantis Funding. He's been in the car business for about 20 years. Linda, he also owned Phoenix Coaches.

Maybe they mean Manis, not ManTis...