Posted on Jun 14, 2023
Updated second degree murder charges for Virginia Beach man arrested in connection to Navy...
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Nearly a year after a local Navy chief died after a dispute with another man, his family is applauding a recent development in his case, according to an online statement.
Court records show that on June 5, a grand jury indicted Joshua Robinson, the other man involved in the altercation, on one count of second-degree murder in connection to the death of 40-year-old U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Tyler Murphy.
Court records show that on June 5, a grand jury indicted Joshua Robinson, the other man involved in the altercation, on one count of second-degree murder in connection to the death of 40-year-old U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Tyler Murphy.
Updated second degree murder charges for Virginia Beach man arrested in connection to Navy...
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Murphy’s loved ones have been outspoken about his death, including his sister who claims that Robinson and Chapman schemed and committed criminal acts.
His sister, Kaitlyn Cutroni, told News 3 last month that the family is still seeking answers about her brother’s death. In a Change.org petition published last month, she claims that Robinson and Chapman schemed to distance themselves from responsibility for Murphy’s death.
The petition also voices Cutroni’s frustrations with the fact that both Robinson and Chapman were “walking free” following Murphy’s death. Last month, attorneys told us that at the time, they were both out on bond.
In the petition, she calls upon officials to “rectify this situation by thoroughly investigating and holding these perpetrators accountable for their heinous acts.”
Cutroni reacted to Robinson’s booking on the Change.org petition, describing his arrest as “a victory for justice. And it is a victory for all of us who believe that no one is above the law.”"
..."Murphy’s loved ones have been outspoken about his death, including his sister who claims that Robinson and Chapman schemed and committed criminal acts.
His sister, Kaitlyn Cutroni, told News 3 last month that the family is still seeking answers about her brother’s death. In a Change.org petition published last month, she claims that Robinson and Chapman schemed to distance themselves from responsibility for Murphy’s death.
The petition also voices Cutroni’s frustrations with the fact that both Robinson and Chapman were “walking free” following Murphy’s death. Last month, attorneys told us that at the time, they were both out on bond.
In the petition, she calls upon officials to “rectify this situation by thoroughly investigating and holding these perpetrators accountable for their heinous acts.”
Cutroni reacted to Robinson’s booking on the Change.org petition, describing his arrest as “a victory for justice. And it is a victory for all of us who believe that no one is above the law.”"
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