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Third Florida teen dies in suspected gang-linked triple homicide - Vimarsana News

Third Florida teen dies in suspected gang-linked triple homicide

Layla Silvernail and Camille Quarles, along with an unidentified 17-year-old male, were shot and left for dead in Marion County, Florida, between March 30 and April 1. A manhunt is underway for the suspects in the homicides, which police believe are related.

Florida sheriff: Suspects in murders of 3 teens in Marion County drove off in victim's vehicle - Vimarsana News

Florida sheriff: Suspects in murders of 3 teens in Marion County drove off in victim's vehicle

Detectives said the three teenagers – who were found shot to death between Thursday and Saturday last week in separate locations – knew each other and the case may have connections to what Woods called a "wannabe gang."

Florida triple homicide victims likely knew gang-linked suspects, sheriff says - Vimarsana News

Florida triple homicide victims likely knew gang-linked suspects, sheriff says

Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods says the three teenage victims of an apparent triple homicide between March 30 and April 1 likely knew the perpetrators.

Florida police eye gang link to teen murders, arrest imminent - Vimarsana News

Florida police eye gang link to teen murders, arrest imminent

Marion County (Florida) Sheriff Billy Woods on Wednesday told "America's Newsroom" that an arrest is imminent in connection with the shooting deaths of three teens.

Florida: Sheriff says teen murders are 'wannabe gang' activity, not serial killer | US News - Vimarsana News

Florida: Sheriff says teen murders are 'wannabe gang' activity, not serial killer | US News

Authorities in Florida said a recent series of murders of teenagers are not the work of a serial killer.