You will be missed ❤️
Robert Glenn Hucks — also known as Ryan Ray Gibson & Ryan Morrison, former model — ventured into Metro, a well-known gay bar of Jacksonville, Fla. on Jan. 17. When he left with another man, U.S.P.S. worker Jeremy Christian Pittman, age 34, it would be the last time anyone would ever see Hucks alive.
Robert Glenn Hucks was found dead along the Georgia-Florida state line on Jan.31.
According to FirstCoastNews.com, the Jacksonville Sheriff's office announced on Jan. 31 that Pittman had been arrested under suspicion of Huck's murder, and was booked into Duval County Jail.
After his mother made a missing-person's report on Jan. 18, police did a wellness check at his apartment house, but they did not find Hucks nor did they see any evidence of foul play. Further investigations revealed that Hucks and Pittman left the bar together, which ultimately led to the involvement of the J.S.O. homicide department and to the discovery of the body.
Chief Adam Brown of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said that after the two men left Metro, they returned to Pittman's residence. An argument ensued, with Hucks wanting to be taken home. Instead, Pittman murdered him, later dumping his body in Browntown, a wooded part of Camden County, Ga.
"Somewhere in between the suspect's and the victim's home, the suspect murdered the victim," Brown told reporters at the news conference. Brown has also said that this was not the result of a hate crime.
Pittman has confessed to the crime and has been cooperating with the police.
Pittman was indicted on 9/19/2014 for 1st Degree Murder
Pittman was convicted of 2nd degree murder & received 45 yrs in prison.
Cause of Death: Murdered
Robert Glenn Hucks — also known as Ryan Ray Gibson & Ryan Morrison, former model — ventured into Metro, a well-known gay bar of Jacksonville, Fla. on Jan. 17. When he left with another man, U.S.P.S. worker Jeremy Christian Pittman, age 34, it would be the last time anyone would ever see Hucks alive.
Robert Glenn Hucks was found dead along the Georgia-Florida state line on Jan.31.
According to FirstCoastNews.com, the Jacksonville Sheriff's office announced on Jan. 31 that Pittman had been arrested under suspicion of Huck's murder, and was booked into Duval County Jail.
After his mother made a missing-person's report on Jan. 18, police did a wellness check at his apartment house, but they did not find Hucks nor did they see any evidence of foul play. Further investigations revealed that Hucks and Pittman left the bar together, which ultimately led to the involvement of the J.S.O. homicide department and to the discovery of the body.
Chief Adam Brown of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said that after the two men left Metro, they returned to Pittman's residence. An argument ensued, with Hucks wanting to be taken home. Instead, Pittman murdered him, later dumping his body in Browntown, a wooded part of Camden County, Ga.
"Somewhere in between the suspect's and the victim's home, the suspect murdered the victim," Brown told reporters at the news conference. Brown has also said that this was not the result of a hate crime.
Pittman has confessed to the crime and has been cooperating with the police.
Pittman was indicted on 9/19/2014 for 1st Degree Murder
Pittman was convicted of 2nd degree murder & received 45 yrs in prison.
Cause of Death: Murdered
You will be missed ❤️
Robert Glenn Hucks — also known as Ryan Ray Gibson & Ryan Morrison, former model — ventured into Metro, a well-known gay bar of Jacksonville, Fla. on Jan. 17. When he left with another man, U.S.P.S. worker Jeremy Christian Pittman, age 34, it would be the last time anyone would ever see Hucks alive.
Robert Glenn Hucks was found dead along the Georgia-Florida state line on Jan.31.
According to FirstCoastNews.com, the Jacksonville Sheriff's office announced on Jan. 31 that Pittman had been arrested under suspicion of Huck's murder, and was booked into Duval County Jail.
After his mother made a missing-person's report on Jan. 18, police did a wellness check at his apartment house, but they did not find Hucks nor did they see any evidence of foul play. Further investigations revealed that Hucks and Pittman left the bar together, which ultimately led to the involvement of the J.S.O. homicide department and to the discovery of the body.
Chief Adam Brown of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said that after the two men left Metro, they returned to Pittman's residence. An argument ensued, with Hucks wanting to be taken home. Instead, Pittman murdered him, later dumping his body in Browntown, a wooded part of Camden County, Ga.
"Somewhere in between the suspect's and the victim's home, the suspect murdered the victim," Brown told reporters at the news conference. Brown has also said that this was not the result of a hate crime.
Pittman has confessed to the crime and has been cooperating with the police.
Pittman was indicted on 9/19/2014 for 1st Degree Murder
Pittman was convicted of 2nd degree murder & received 45 yrs in prison.
Cause of Death: Murdered
Robert Glenn Hucks — also known as Ryan Ray Gibson & Ryan Morrison, former model — ventured into Metro, a well-known gay bar of Jacksonville, Fla. on Jan. 17. When he left with another man, U.S.P.S. worker Jeremy Christian Pittman, age 34, it would be the last time anyone would ever see Hucks alive.
Robert Glenn Hucks was found dead along the Georgia-Florida state line on Jan.31.
According to FirstCoastNews.com, the Jacksonville Sheriff's office announced on Jan. 31 that Pittman had been arrested under suspicion of Huck's murder, and was booked into Duval County Jail.
After his mother made a missing-person's report on Jan. 18, police did a wellness check at his apartment house, but they did not find Hucks nor did they see any evidence of foul play. Further investigations revealed that Hucks and Pittman left the bar together, which ultimately led to the involvement of the J.S.O. homicide department and to the discovery of the body.
Chief Adam Brown of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said that after the two men left Metro, they returned to Pittman's residence. An argument ensued, with Hucks wanting to be taken home. Instead, Pittman murdered him, later dumping his body in Browntown, a wooded part of Camden County, Ga.
"Somewhere in between the suspect's and the victim's home, the suspect murdered the victim," Brown told reporters at the news conference. Brown has also said that this was not the result of a hate crime.
Pittman has confessed to the crime and has been cooperating with the police.
Pittman was indicted on 9/19/2014 for 1st Degree Murder
Pittman was convicted of 2nd degree murder & received 45 yrs in prison.
Cause of Death: Murdered
