The victims of a triple homicide in Florida were apparently involved in an illegal gun purchase and other criminal activities with the three suspects charged in their deaths.
Snapchat gun sale setup
A gun sale set up over Snapchat allegedly led to a robbery before the shootings, according to the affidavits. The 12-year-old, known by the nickname"35," told police the teens were driving toward Ocklawaha when the 16-year-old pulled out a handgun and shot the two victims who were in the front seats. The 17-year-old also told police he shot one of the victims"because she was still alive. She was going to snitch on us all. We was all going to go to jail for life."
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