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).
Tuesday, January 17, 2006
Brittney Gregory Scholarship Fund
Just a reminder (and a notice for those that were not aware), in memory of Brittney who was an A student, and hoped one day to be a forensic scientist, a scholarship has been set up in her name. Information and donations instruction can be found at the following location.
http://www.mudstock.com/brittney/donationinfo.htm
Friday, January 13, 2006
What do you think?
Was justice served in this case?
Did Jack Fuller get what he deserved? Did he deserve less time? More?
It is now Official, Fuller Senteced to 30-years for Murder of Brittney Greggory
Well it is official, Jack Fuller is "gone" for the next 30 years for the murder of Brittney Gregory.
You can read the article from the Asbury Park Press here.
The Associated Press coverage can be found here.
While I hope the official conviction and sentencing of this horrible animal provides some sort of closure, I would not be surprised if this left them feeling less than satisfied. Thanks to Fuller not saying a word more than he had to, and the fact that he kept his mouth shut and allowed her body to decompose for two weeks, means that nobody will ever really know the full details of what happened that day, or even if Fuller's accounts are accurate (outside of the fact that he killed her).
If events played out as he described in October, then why did he remove her clothing before burying her? Where is the clothing? The one thing that the Coroner's inital report stated was that it was NOT the blows to the head that killed her. Which means he sat there and did drugs while she suffocated on her own blood, presumably from a potential nose bleed from the blows to the head? Wouldn't that have left considerably more blood in the car than the "traces" they found in his car? If this is true, his clothes should have consierable blood on them. Where are his clothes?
I commend the Police and Prosecutors office for the fantastic job they did on this case, and do not blame them for not providing these answers. But, I am sure that if I am thinking about them... and I have never met Brittney, I feel darn sure that these same questions burn in the minds of family members as well.
Today is the Day
Jack Fuller Jr. will go before Superior Court Judge Vincent J. Grasso for sentencing. Under terms of his plea bargain, he should be sentenced to 30 years, without possibility of parole.
I must admit that I am grossly upset that there is a possibility that this animal can actually walk out of jail. Even if it is thirty years from now.
He killed this poor girl, because he needed his crack cocaine, and he needed to have it immediately, and she was nothing more than an annoying bug that he just squashed the life out of, so that he could indulge himself in peace.
I don't understand why the State didn't hit him with any of the additional charges he could have been charged with, some of which I outlined here. I guess they have their reasons, maybe they figured they didn't need the additional charges. Or perhaps they held them back in case something went wrong during the trial would have led to allowing this louse to walk away.
When this story first broke, there were untold number of news reports, newpaper articles and the such. Now, all these months later, it would seem that only the Asbury Park Press and I are hanging around for the outcome.
