An Arizona man who allegedly killed his wife with four gunshot blasts and then lit up a celebratory cigar while standing over her body — with their teen daughter finding him covered in blood and puffing away — could soon be a free man if a judge grants a request to reduce his bond, his brother-in-law warns.
“He’s a danger to my family, me … maybe the rest of the family, neighbors, people who have seen what he did,” said Aaron Cooley, brother of victim Heather Marin, who was allegedly murdered by her husband Robert Marin at their Phoenix home in March.
“Right now, [Robert Marin’s bond] is set at $2 million cash, but if they lower it only to a secured [bond] — even if it’s $2 million secured bail — he has the means,” Cooley told AZFamily. “If all he has to come up with is $200,000, he’s out.”…