Mary Gingles said the backpack, which she suspected was left by her husband, contained ”items that he would need to murder me”
Just weeks before she was killed, a Florida woman called police to report that her estranged husband had left a suspicious backpack in their garage, filled with items she believed were intended to kill her.
On Sunday, Feb, 16, Mary Gingles, 34, her father, 64-year-old David Ponzer, and their neighbor, 36-year-old Andrew Ferrin, were all found shot to death in their homes in Tamarac, Fla., the Broward County Sheriff’s Office previously stated.
Gingles’ 4-year-old daughter, Seraphine Gingles, was briefly missing before she was located in North Lauderdale with her father Nathan Gingles — Mary’s estranged husband. Nathan, 43, was subsequently arrested in connection with the murders as well as Seraphine’s abduction.
In newly released 911 calls obtained by the Miami Herald , Mary can allegedly be heard telling an operator that she’d found a backpack in her garage, allegedly planted by her husband, that contained plastic restraints, duct tape, zip ties, contractor bags, and other ”items that he would need to murder me…