US EditionArmy vet accused of slaying wife, her father and a neighbor in Tamarac, pleads not guilty
- Nathan Gingles, the Army veteran accused of killing his wife, Mary Catherine Gingles, her father, David Ponzer, and neighbor, Andrew Ferrin, pleaded not guilty in court.
- A grand jury indicted Nathan Gingles on three counts of first-degree murder following the murders on February 16, 2025, according to the Broward State Attorney's Office.
- The Broward Sheriff's Office suspended eight deputies for their involvement in prior calls to the Gingles' home and was aware of Mary Gingles' restraining orders against Nathan Gingles for his threatening behavior.
- The investigation revealed that a Sig Sauer handgun and suppressor were recovered near the crime scene, believed to be used in the murders.
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Orlando SentinelDomestic violence perpetrators must give up guns when ordered. Oftentimes, they don’t.
Under Florida law, the burden of ensuring that guns are surrendered under a domestic violence injunction lies mainly with accused abusers themselves, not with officers. If someone ignores an order, they can then be arrested. But making an arrest sometimes comes too late, if at all.
Army Vet Accused of Slaying Wife, Her Father and a Neighbor Pleads Not Guilty
The Army veteran accused in the chilling murder of his wife, her father and a neighbor -- as the couple's 4-year-old daughter watched -- made a brief appearance in court Friday morning and pleaded not guilty.
Man indicted in Tamarac triple murder back in court, pleads not guilty
A man charged in a horrific triple killing in a Tamarac neighborhood last month that left his estranged wife, her father and a neighbor dead was back in court Friday morning. Nathan Gingles’ attorney entered a not guilty plea for him during the brief court appearance. Gingles, clad in a striped jail outfit, didn’t speak during the hearing. Gingles, 43, was indicted by a Broward grand jury Wednesday on three counts of first-degree murder, two cou…
Murdered Mother Denies Accused Killer’s Claims He Was No Threat in Posthumous Court Filing
A court filing in a Florida case this week provides ominous words from a wife and mother who was shot dead last month, allegedly by the husband she was trying to get away from. The filing comes from a case Mary Gingles filed in December seeking a permanent domestic violence injunction against her husband. Gingles, her father David Pozner, and the neighbor she fled to for help, Andrew Ferrin, were shot to death on February 16, as CrimeOnline repo…
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