GUILTY FL - William 'Leslie' McGoff, 53, found murdered, Tampa, 12 Dec 2016

• William McGoff, 53, found dead inside home on Monday

SeesSeas said:

http://www.tampabay.com/news/public...murdered-black-hyundai-113vft-missing/2306133
Tampa man killed, black Hyundai with license tag 113VFT missing
Tuesday, December 13, 2016 1:58pm
TAMPA —
[…] William Leslie McGoff, a nurse for LifePath Hospice, was a friendly man who lived alone. He had no pets but was always chatting in the front yard or playing with someone's kid.
The next day, more officers came. When they looked inside, they found McGoff, 53, killed inside his own home.
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They said the killing doesn't appear to be random, noting that he may have known his attacker. Neighbors say police collected video from their homes to review.
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In addition to his work as a nurse, McGoff was actively involved in Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, neighbors said.


http://www.baynews9.com/content/new...cles/bn9/2016/12/13/police_search_for_mu.html
Tampa police search for person responsible for killing nurse
Last Updated: Wednesday, December 14, 2016, 11:09 AM EST
TAMPA --
Authorities in Hillsborough County are investigating the slaying of a local nurse.
Police found the body of 53-year-old William Leslie McGoff inside of his Tampa home when they showed up for a welfare check. Investigators believe the murderer was no stranger.

• William McGoff, 53, found dead inside home on Monday

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Kinsey said:

I am devastated by Leslie's murder. He has been a friend of mine for about 10 years. There is nothing he wouldn't have done for somebody in need. I hide to hear an update that at least his car has been found.

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According to Tampa police, Keith Davis killed William McGoff after robbing him, then stole his car. Detectives say the Hyundai Sonata has been spotted in north Florida and Louisiana with a person matching Davis' description...

Davis, 43, was released from prison in 2015 and has a local arrest record that includes grand theft, robbery, and aggravated battery with great bodily harm.

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Warren says his office is reviewing "from scratch" about 20 death penalty cases he inherited to make a fresh decision in each one. He calls a death sentence "the most serious and sobering component of our criminal justice system. The most important thing to me is that, as a society, we get it right."

In fact, he has already decided that death is appropriate for Steven Lorenzo, implicated in the horrific slayings of two men used as sex slaves. His office will also seek death for Keith Earl Davis, charged with murder in the death of nurse William Leslie McGoff.

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