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Robert Georg Bobby Gagnon Jr Murder Case - Politics, Business, Civil, History - Posted: 8th Feb, 2016 - 12:50pm
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Robert Georg "Bobby" Gagnon Jr. Murder Case
Killers left trail of blood in home
Original Post Date: 3rd Aug, 2008 - 1:32am
What a sad case. I wonder who and why they killed a disabled man what is strange is there are so many involved in the one murder - 9 people!
QUOTE RALEIGH - Cathy White had instant rapport with Robert George "Bobby" Gagnon Jr. When the mild-mannered, disabled man moved into the townhome next door last year.
She and Gagnon often stood out front of their homes and chatted. "Motherly," was how she described the relationship.
After Gagnon got a roommate, White didn't see as much of him.
"People started hanging out there," White said. "Scores of people I don't think Bobby even knew."
Gagnon was found slain in his home Saturday morning. Police have not disclosed a motive or how he died, but a 911 tape provides details about what led to the slaying.
Officers and emergency workers were dispatched to Gagnon's home at 5600 Bringle Court at 9:40 a.m. Saturday after the roommate, Antonio Strickland, called 911.
On the tape of the call, Strickland said he had come home and found Gagnon lying against the front door in a pool of blood.
Raleigh police have charged five people with Gagnon's death and four others with accessory after the fact of murder.
When police arrived at the home, they found blood near the back door where someone had smashed through the door's window. The blood coursed through the home to the front door. Blood was on the walls. Furniture was overturned.
Strickland told police he had stayed overnight at the home of a friend who is a nurse. The nurse arrived at the house before police and emergency workers. A 911 dispatcher asked her to check Gagnon's pulse.
"There's no pulse," the nurse said.
"Do you think he's beyond help?" the dispatcher asked.
"Yes, I do."
"Was he shot or stabbed?" the dispatcher asked.
"I can't tell." Source 1x
She and Gagnon often stood out front of their homes and chatted. "Motherly," was how she described the relationship.
After Gagnon got a roommate, White didn't see as much of him.
"People started hanging out there," White said. "Scores of people I don't think Bobby even knew."
Gagnon was found slain in his home Saturday morning. Police have not disclosed a motive or how he died, but a 911 tape provides details about what led to the slaying.
Officers and emergency workers were dispatched to Gagnon's home at 5600 Bringle Court at 9:40 a.m. Saturday after the roommate, Antonio Strickland, called 911.
On the tape of the call, Strickland said he had come home and found Gagnon lying against the front door in a pool of blood.
Raleigh police have charged five people with Gagnon's death and four others with accessory after the fact of murder.
When police arrived at the home, they found blood near the back door where someone had smashed through the door's window. The blood coursed through the home to the front door. Blood was on the walls. Furniture was overturned.
Strickland told police he had stayed overnight at the home of a friend who is a nurse. The nurse arrived at the house before police and emergency workers. A 911 dispatcher asked her to check Gagnon's pulse.
"There's no pulse," the nurse said.
"Do you think he's beyond help?" the dispatcher asked.
"Yes, I do."
"Was he shot or stabbed?" the dispatcher asked.
"I can't tell." Source 1x
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