Introduction
This blog is a tracking of the murder case of Brittney Gregory by Jack Fuller Jr. for those looking for information.
I had planned to cover the facts as they unfolded, piece together as much of the press and information as I can, since many of the sources of information are
either poorly linked, or disappear to archives (some paid).
At some point I still hope to get some, interviews with some of the players in this case,as well as Brittney's family and friends. I have opted not to even try up until now as I felt there were other places their attention needed to be focused.
While I tried to remain unbiased, once Fuller admitted to killing Brittney, it became impossible for me as a father of a young girl to be COMPLETELY "fair and balanced".
But despite that, all information that I uncover will be found here.
Please feel free to comment, but remain civil. (especially towards each other).
Monday, December 06, 2004
Suspect In Teen Killing Assaulted In Jail
(originally published by 1010 WINS (among others) December 6, 2004. Credit to Associated Press)
(TOMS RIVER, N.J.)The man charged with killing a 16-year-old Brick Township girl in July was assaulted by other inmates and will not return to the county jail's general population, said the jail warden.
Warden Theodore Hutler Jr. said that Jack Fuller is now in the Ocean County Jail's medical unit. Hutler would not give any details of Fuller's medical condition.
Fuller, 39, was charged in July with murdering Brittney Gregory, a straight-A student at Brick Memorial High School. Gregory had been missing for more than two weeks before her naked body was found in a shallow grave about two miles from where she lived.
Fuller, an ex-convict who was a friend of Gregory's father, was put in the medical unit after he was assaulted by inmates about two weeks ago, Hutler said.
The warden said an investigation of the alleged assault could lead to either internal discipline or criminal charges against other inmates. Hutler would not talk about details of the investigation.
