Red Van
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Bill Richbourg: C’mon Down!
So in the long line of people who cashed in, exploited and turned a blind eye in the Billings case, I want to welcome Bill Richbourg to the cast of characters who should be on the other side of the bars that they put their clients in. Mr. Richbourg could arguably be the most deplorable… Continue reading
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The Foundation of the Billings Case Built on Sand
Transcript of Bill Eddins speaking at the Rotary Club on Sept 17, 2013 ….They located the owner of the red van as a result of that being publicized or where the red van was. It was Leonard Gonzalez Sr. On Sunday, he was brought in, July 12th, he was brought in to the Sheriff’s office… Continue reading
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What Really Happened After the Billings Murders? The Untold Story
So many missteps that it would make OJ Simpson’s case look more credible than this. Continue reading
Ashley Markham, Bill Eddins, Billings’ Murders, Blue Markham, Byrd Billings, cover-up, Crime, David Morgan, Donnie Stallworth, Escambia County, Escambia County, Escambia County Sheriff’s Office, Frederick Thornton, Gary Sumner, Hugh Wiggins, Incompetence, Injustice, Justin Billings, Lenny Gonzalez (Senior), narrative, Pamela Long-Wiggins, Patrick Gonzalez Jr., Rakeem Florence, Red Van, scandal, Wayne Coldiron
About Me
My name is Jimmie Lee Staley. When a high profile murder happened in my hometown of Pensacola, I was hooked. Even though I’m a crime junkie, this case hit close to home. The man arrested for being the ringleader of the assailants that murdered Byrd & Melanie Billings was a man I knew. Leonard “Patrick” Gonzalez Jr. married a friend’s sister. Patrick is a character that many people knew. He was many things to many people but “shooting” this couple seemed. Off. Patrick is a narcissist and he was raised in martial arts, practically from birth. Nothing about this case added up. It was all off. I started researching it full time in 2012. I could not let this go and I needed to do SOMETHING. Having a big mouth pays off every once in a while. I used that as my way to bring light to dark in this case. There is always something that can be done. I am proof of that. One person can make a difference.
The Billings Murder 