US Politics | Horrifying body position murder victim was moved into by her killer after she was gunned down as she breastfed
A KILLER has admitted that he moved his victim's body after she was gunned down as she breastfed their baby. Jake Wagner shared the chilling details relating to a massacre that saw eight members of the Rhoden family killed in 2016 as he testified at his brother George's murder trial in Ohio. 
APJake Wagner revealed the chilling moments before his ex-partner Hanna Rhoden, 19, was killed '/ ' 
FacebookRhoden was shot dead while breastfeeding before Wagner moved her body, a court heard '/ ' Jake pled guilty last year to shooting five of the victims – an attack that investigators said stemmed from a custody dispute between the two families. Hanna Rhoden, 19, was shot dead by Jake while breastfeeding their child, WCPO reports. Special prosecutor Angela Canepa claimed the Wagner family was obsessed with gaining control over Jake and Hanna's baby. Hanna gave birth to their child in November 2013, but the couple's relationship ended in February 2015. read more on the wagners 
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CHILLING ADMISSION Gunman said he 'had no choice' but to kill five members of same family Jake feared for his daughter's safety and prosecutors claimed that the Wagners pressured Rhoden to sign away custody of the child. He told the court: "To be frank I had decided I felt I had no other choice 'but ' to kill Hanna." Recalling the day of the April massacre, Jake said he shot Hanna after he spotted her breastfeeding their child before moving her body. He claimed that he did this so the baby could continue to feed in case it took authorities time to find the remains. Hanna had slipped down the bed after being struck, the court heard. Most read in The US Sun FREAK ACCIDENTS Horror theme park deaths of two electrocuted and one thrown 60ft from ride HOME ASSAULT Pelosi's husband hurt in 'hammer attack by assailant who asked where's Nancy' KOURT IT OUT Kourtney fans 'mortified' for her kids as they spot 'gross' detail in new pic SHOPPERS' HORROR 'Two people stabbed to death' at Kohl's as cops urge public to avoid store TEARS ON TV Today's Jenna Bush Hager bursts into tears live on air during emotional segment GIRL POWER Today's Craig replaced by Sheinelle as all-female team takes over desk Jake also shot dead Hanna's mom Dana, 37, and her other two kids Chris, 16, and Frankie, 20. He admitted that he killed Frankie's fiance Hannah ...Hazel... Gilley, also, 20, and injured Christopher Rhoden Sr, 40. Jake claimed that his brother was supposed to shoot Christopher but reportedly ...froze.... Gary Rhoden, 38, and Kenneth Rhoden, 44, were identified as the other victims. Jake also revealed that he and his family didn't discuss the murders. He said: "I could not bear to think about what I had done without feeling immense guilt. I tried to erase the memory." ...ERASING THE MEMORY' Jake agreed to testify against his older brother George in exchange for being spared the death penalty. Evidence shown in court has revealed the dozens of bullets, guns, a knife, and a torch that officials say were found dumped in a bucket filled with concrete following the murders. Jake revealed that he and his dad George ...Billy... Wagner III used concrete buckets as anchors for a goose box. The Wagners spent three months planning the massacre, buying masks, ammunition, and a device to jam phone signals, prosecutor Canepa said. The two brothers even dyed their hair in the week leading up to the killings, she added. BCI agent Ryan Scheiderer showed other products purchased in the weeks leading up to the murders, including a wireless bug detector, and equipment used to make silencers. George hasn't been accused of shooting any of the victims. He faces allegations that he took part in planning, carrying out, and covering up "one of the most heinous crimes in Ohio history..., prosecutors say. Defense attorney Richard Nash has said George IV is not like the rest of his family and had nothing to do with the killings. Nash added: "There are certain things in this life we can't control. One of those is your family name. "George cannot help he's a Wagner. That does not make him a murderer." Read More on The US Sun 
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APJake Wagner revealed the chilling moments before his ex-partner Hanna Rhoden, 19, was killed '/ ' FacebookRhoden was shot dead while breastfeeding before Wagner moved her body, a court heard '/ ' Jake pled guilty last year to shooting five of the victims – an attack that investigators said stemmed from a custody dispute between the two families. Hanna Rhoden, 19, was shot dead by Jake while breastfeeding their child, WCPO reports. Special prosecutor Angela Canepa claimed the Wagner family was obsessed with gaining control over Jake and Hanna's baby. Hanna gave birth to their child in November 2013, but the couple's relationship ended in February 2015. read more on the wagners HEAVILY ARMED Horror pics from murder of 8 relatives reveals weapons pile used in massacre CHILLING ADMISSION Gunman said he 'had no choice' but to kill five members of same family Jake feared for his daughter's safety and prosecutors claimed that the Wagners pressured Rhoden to sign away custody of the child. He told the court: "To be frank I had decided I felt I had no other choice 'but ' to kill Hanna." Recalling the day of the April massacre, Jake said he shot Hanna after he spotted her breastfeeding their child before moving her body. He claimed that he did this so the baby could continue to feed in case it took authorities time to find the remains. Hanna had slipped down the bed after being struck, the court heard. Most read in The US Sun FREAK ACCIDENTS Horror theme park deaths of two electrocuted and one thrown 60ft from ride HOME ASSAULT Pelosi's husband hurt in 'hammer attack by assailant who asked where's Nancy' KOURT IT OUT Kourtney fans 'mortified' for her kids as they spot 'gross' detail in new pic SHOPPERS' HORROR 'Two people stabbed to death' at Kohl's as cops urge public to avoid store TEARS ON TV Today's Jenna Bush Hager bursts into tears live on air during emotional segment GIRL POWER Today's Craig replaced by Sheinelle as all-female team takes over desk Jake also shot dead Hanna's mom Dana, 37, and her other two kids Chris, 16, and Frankie, 20. He admitted that he killed Frankie's fiance Hannah ...Hazel... Gilley, also, 20, and injured Christopher Rhoden Sr, 40. Jake claimed that his brother was supposed to shoot Christopher but reportedly ...froze.... Gary Rhoden, 38, and Kenneth Rhoden, 44, were identified as the other victims. Jake also revealed that he and his family didn't discuss the murders. He said: "I could not bear to think about what I had done without feeling immense guilt. I tried to erase the memory." ...ERASING THE MEMORY' Jake agreed to testify against his older brother George in exchange for being spared the death penalty. Evidence shown in court has revealed the dozens of bullets, guns, a knife, and a torch that officials say were found dumped in a bucket filled with concrete following the murders. Jake revealed that he and his dad George ...Billy... Wagner III used concrete buckets as anchors for a goose box. The Wagners spent three months planning the massacre, buying masks, ammunition, and a device to jam phone signals, prosecutor Canepa said. The two brothers even dyed their hair in the week leading up to the killings, she added. BCI agent Ryan Scheiderer showed other products purchased in the weeks leading up to the murders, including a wireless bug detector, and equipment used to make silencers. George hasn't been accused of shooting any of the victims. He faces allegations that he took part in planning, carrying out, and covering up "one of the most heinous crimes in Ohio history..., prosecutors say. Defense attorney Richard Nash has said George IV is not like the rest of his family and had nothing to do with the killings. Nash added: "There are certain things in this life we can't control. One of those is your family name. "George cannot help he's a Wagner. That does not make him a murderer." Read More on The US Sun IS HE OK? Pete Davidson 'suffers meltdown on TV show set and throws coffee, candles & a TV' rest easy Walmart slashes price of holiday essential - it's a must have for families The brother's mom Angela Wagner pled guilty to helping plan the massacre and is set to testify. George III will probably not go on trial until next year.
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