BRUNSWICK, Ga. AP - A Georgia man who reported "My whole family's dead" in a frantic 911 call, then was arrested on charges of evidence tampering, lying to police and drug possession, was granted bond Wednesday in his first court appearance.Guy Heinze Jr., 22, was taken into custody hours after police Saturday found the bodies of seven people inside the family's mobile home.
September 03, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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BRUNSWICK, Ga. AP – A Georgia man who reported “My whole family’s dead” in a frantic 911 call, then was arrested on charges of evidence tampering, lying to police and drug possession, was granted bond Wednesday in his first court appearance.
Guy Heinze Jr., 22, was taken into custody hours after police Saturday found the bodies of seven people inside the family’s mobile home. An eighth person later died at a hospital and the lone survivor, a young child, remains in critical condition.
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