BREAKING: Police in Florida announced the arrest of a man for the death of a Microsoft executive almost a year after his brutal murder in front of his daughter.
Police in Florida announced the arrest of a man for the death of a Microsoft executive almost a year after his brutal murder in front of his daughter.
Police in Jacksonville identified the suspect as 61-year-old ex-convict Henry Tenon, who they say planned the execution-style murder of Jared Bridegan on February 16, 2022. However, authorities also left open the possibility for more arrests. ‘We know Henry Tenon did not act alone,’ State Attorney Melissa Nelson stated.
Tenon was originally picked up by sheriff’s deputies on an unrelated gun charge. He is due to be arraigned tomorrow on additional charges of second-degree murder, conspiracy, accessory after the fact to a capitol felony, and child abuse. The child abuse charges are due to the fact that Bridegan’s two-year-old daughter was in his car when he was murdered.Get your need-to-know latest news, feel-good stories, analysis and more
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