Man Gets Life Sentence in Addition to 35 Years For Valentine's Day Murder

Gibson Paul was living with Tomicka Peterson in West Palm Shoreline. On Valentine's Day of 2011, Tomicka decided she never again wanted to live with Gibson. Unquestionably she did not want him to be her Valentine, which is one reason he is crying in his mugshot (honestly, that is his actual mugshot, not a still from the "why he don't need me man?" scene of New Sovereign where Will goes up against his alienated dad).

Tomicka told Gibson that she would abandon him and that she would move out of their mutual condo. She at that point endeavored to end the relationship and leave the loft with a few companions for wellbeing. In any case, rather than making a stride back, a couple of full breaths, and investing some energy contemplating how he was to blame for this. He snatched his self-loader gun.

He started shooting at the automobile that his recent ex was in, which contained a male driver, two female travelers, and a 3-year-old young lady. A projectile brushed one lady, yet it was Tomicka that took the brunt of Gibson's anger. She was shot five times and kicked the bucket at the scene.

Gibson was captured and accused of first-degree kill, exasperated strike, five checks of shooting into an involved vehicle and ownership of a gun by an indicted criminal.

Gibson requested a fast preliminary and went about as his particular lawyer. Usually, a multi-year old sentenced criminal confronting eight charges would have the capacity to apropos protect himself. In any case, not long after the preliminary started, Gibson understood he was not the best chief and asked Circuit Judge Karen Mill operator to have Right hand Open Safeguard Aaron Ritchey rejoin him and assume control over his resistance.

Indeed, even with a genuine legal advisor, Gibson got life in jail on the first degree kill accusation, 20 years on the irritated ambush charge, and 15 years each on charges of shooting into an involved vehicle and ownership of a gun by a sentenced criminal. Which he should need to serve in existence in the wake of death? Anyway, the fellow remains locked away until the end of time.