GUILTY TN - Four dead in car along rural road, Renegade Mountain, 12 Sept 2013

The prosecution requested Moser's bond be set at $5 million.

Judge sets the bond a $1 Million.

In other news,

Bennett did not appear in court, but his attorney filed a long list of motions. Most were granted, but the judge denied the request to throw out the murder indictment as well as the prosecution's plan to seek the death penalty.

He's scheduled to appear in court again May 28.

http://www.local8now.com/crimetrack...erland-County-Quadruple-Murder-250160191.html
 
Assistant Attorney General Gary McKenzie questioned TBI Investigator Dan Friel about ties that Moser may have to Cumberland County. Friel replied that Moser had none.

Friel also testified that Moser’s stories about the incident were not consistent and that Moser told officers she knew about Jacob Allen Bennett’s alleged plan to either rob or kill the four at a meeting set up on Renegade Mountain that day.

Friel went on to testify that after the incident, Moser and Bennett returned to Dayton, stopped at a store and a Redbox and went to Moser’s apartment.

Friel added that Moser told investigators that Bennett allegedly cleaned the suspected weapon used the morning after the incident.

General McKenzie then told Judge David Patterson that no death penalty intention has been announced for Moser therefore making her eligible for a bond.

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https://www.facebook.com/pages/1057-News/205101556199049
 
CROSSVILLE — An effort to get the judge to accept a defendant's courtroom utterance of "guilty" during arraignment on a 10-count indictment for the deaths of four young Cumberland Countians failed and it is expected that this week's ruling will be appealed.

Criminal Court Judge David Patterson Wednesday denied defense attorney Robert Marlow's motion to toss the state's notice of enhanced punishment against Jacob Allen Bennett, 26, who is charged in the September 2013 shooting deaths of Danielle Rikki Jacobsen, 27, her nephew Dominic Davis, 17, Steven Presley, 17 and John Lajeunesse, 16. -

http://www.crossville-chronicle.com/local/x611387061/Motion-to-strike-death-penalty-fails
 
Jacob Bennett has waived his right to appear in court for future hearings in his 10-count indictment relating to the shooting deaths of four persons on Renegade Mountain in September of last year.

Sources have told the Chronicle that Bennett does not want to return to the Cumberland County Jail because of concern for his safety. Criminal Court Judge David Patterson granted Bennett's request that he not be required to attend future hearings leading up to his trial.

Department of Corrections to as soon as possible transport Bennett back to prison following Wednesday's hearing and, after consulting with the sheriff's department, ordered that the sheriff's department return him if TDOC officials had not come to pick Bennett up by 4 p.m.


- See more at: http://www.crossville-chronicle.com...rike-death-penalty-fails#sthash.LhtHi7Ih.dpuf
 
http://www.wbir.com/story/news/loca...ruple-murder-to-be-tried-separately/16869737/

A man and woman will be tried separately for their alleged roles in the murder of four people in Cumberland County.

Jacob Bennett of Crab Orchard and his girlfriend, Brittany Lina Yvonne Moser, of Dayton, were charged with four counts of felony murder and two counts of attempted aggravated robbery.

According to the Cumberland County Criminal Court Clerk's office, a judge ruled last week that Bennett and Moser would be tried separately. Though they face the same charges, prosecutors believe that Bennett was the shooter.
 
Attorneys representing a Cumberland County man accused of killing four people in Cumberland County in September 2013 have asked for a change of venue for their client’s trial.

In a motion filed on March 2, attorneys Robert Marlow and James Simmons contend that Jacob Bennett would not receive a fair trial because of pretrial publicity.

Bennett is due to be back in court March 21.

http://www.newslocker.com/en-us/reg...ple-murder-suspect-want-change-of-venue/view/

Both will be tried separately and facing the death penalty.
 
http://wkrn.com/2016/06/29/man-pleads-guilty-in-renegade-mountain-quadruple-murder/

A man has pleaded guilty to killing four people who were found shot to death in 2013 on Renegade Mountain in Cumberland County.

Jacob Bennett, 29, entered the plea deal in an effort to avoid the death penalty, which the state announced it would seek early in 2014...

The plea calls for a sentence of life without the possibility of parole, pending approval of the court.

No sentencing date yet.
 

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