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OCALA, Fla. - An Ocala husband and his girlfriend are behind bars, accused of brutally kidnapping and killing the man's wife.

Marion County Sheriff's deputies say 27-year-old Joshua Damien Fulgham confessed to kidnapping his wife, binding her to a chair and suffocating her with a plastic bag inside a storage trailer — all with the help of his girlfriend. Fulgham and the victim have two children and were in a custody battle.

Deputies found the body of Heather Strong buried in the yard. She was killed last month.

Fulgham and his girlfriend, Emilia Carr, were arrested Tuesday and charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping. It is not immediately clear if they had an attorney.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...k-deadly-love-triangle-032509,0,5038335.story
 
Another fucking douchebag that leaves his children parentless due his fucking selfishness. Enjoy being Bubba's girlfriend in prison. Asswipe.

Rest in peace Heather.
 
Sick fucks.
With a year having passed since Heather Strong was killed in gruesome fashion, previously unknown details about the case have emerged and shed new light on the relationships between and among the victim and her accused killers.

Strong's estranged husband, Joshua Fulgham, and his girlfriend, Emilia Carr, are charged with kidnapping and first-degree murder. They have pleaded not guilty; the state is seeking the death penalty.

Authorities knew Strong and Fulgham, who already had two children together, had married in December 2008. But it turns out that, a month earlier, Fulgham had proposed to Carr.

What prompted Fulgham's sudden change of heart is unclear. So is the effect it had on Carr.

"She just couldn't believe it. She was hurt," Carr's mother said in a deposition. "Here he proposed to her, bought the ring for her, and in December, he came and took it and married Heather."

The victim's cousin is less charitable. She said the marriage was a ruse, all part of a plot to deceive Heather Strong so Carr and Fulgham could kill her.

"Why else would Emilia let him marry her?" Misty Strong asked.

Also coming to light are details of a prior incident when authorities say Carr attacked Heather Strong.

In January 2009, just one month before the murder, Carr allegedly held a knife to Strong's throat, demanding she sign a letter that would lead to a dropped criminal charge against Fulgham and secure his release from jail.

That detail comes from one of the many reports that law officers prepared after the body was found. There is no indication that Strong ever reported the assault to law enforcement.

As the state continues its vigorous prosecution of both defendants, another interesting development has emerged: This marks the first time Marion County prosecutors have sought the death penalty against a woman since Aileen Wuornos in the early 1990s.
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The question is what would drive someone to suffocate the mother of two.

Fulgham, now 28, had been arrested and accused of fraudulent use of Strong's debit card during the time she was missing. Both he and Carr, now 25, provided statements to detectives implicating themselves and each other, providing details of how they lured Strong to the trailer, attempted to break her neck and, when that didn't work, suffocated her with a bag placed over her head.

The gruesome crime is made more unusual by the fact that Carr was eight months' pregnant at the time. She gave birth two months after she was taken into custody. The child is believed to be Fulgham's.

Fulgham, a native of Mississippi, had a history of domestic violence toward Strong, and his possessive behavior had long been observed by others.
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While she doesn't recall her cousin ever talking about Carr at length, Misty Strong believes the couple wanted Strong out of the picture, perhaps to rid of Fulgham's burden of child support payments.

"The only thing that makes sense is money," she said.

In depositions, both Carr's mother and sister said Carr didn't have any obviously strained relationship with Heather Strong. She would even baby sit her children from time to time.
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More: http://www.gainesville.com/article/20100314/ARTICLES/3141010/1002

The 2 kids, 3 and 9, are now in foster care.
 
A central Florida woman caught in a deadly love triangle has been convicted of kidnapping and brutally killing the man's wife.

A jury convicted Emilia Carr of first-degree murder and kidnapping on Tuesday.
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Fulgham is awaiting trial on the same charges.
http://www.miamiherald.com/2010/12/08/1963069/fla-woman-found-guilty-of-killing.html
Unlike other first-degree murder trials, Carr's has stood out for the sheer frequency with which the defendant provided statements to law enforcement in the lead-up to her March 24, 2009 arrest — about a week after Strong's remains were discovered in a shallow grave in Boardman, a few miles north of McIntosh.

Those statements, freely and voluntarily given, albeit outside the presence of an attorney, were seized by state prosecutors over the last week as they mounted their case against Carr.

Totaling 10 statements altogether, those words would land Carr in a predicament she attempted to wriggle free from when she took the witness stand Monday afternoon and claimed those statements had been spun from lies.
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Carr was accused of assisting co-defendant Joshua Fulgham, her then-boyfriend, with detaining Strong — his estranged wife — inside a storage trailer behind Carr's mother's home in mid-February 2009.

The state claims Carr then tried to break Strong's neck. When that failed, the pair allegedly placed a black plastic bag over Strong's head and suffocated her, all while the victim was duct-taped to a computer chair, her hands and feet bound.
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As jurors heard testimony from multiple witnesses over the past week, several possible motives bubbled to the surface: Carr's possible jealousy over a brief reunification between Fulgham and Strong in December 2008; her anger toward Strong for having put Fulgham in jail in January 2009 following a domestic dispute; or loyalty to her boyfriend (Carr was seven months' pregnant with Fulgham's child when the crime occurred).

Carr divulged details of the crime to Fulgham's sister, Michele Gustafson, during a conversation that was bugged by detectives. Carr later admitted to law enforcement that she participated in the episode.
http://www.gainesville.com/article/...itle=Update-Jury-finds-Carr-guilty-as-charged

She's up for the death penalty. Jury hearing that now.
 
Jury Recommends Death For Woman In Murder Case
Jurors Voted 7-5 To Recommend Death Penalty For Emilia Carr
OCALA, Fla. -- A jury voted to recommend that a Central Florida woman convicted of kidnapping and brutally killing her lover's wife get the death penalty.

A jury voted 7-5 to recommend Emilia Carr be put to death for Heather Strong's murder. The judge will make the final decision.

Jurors deliberated about two hours. The jury convicted Carr of first-degree murder and kidnapping on Tuesday.

http://www.wesh.com/news/26096689/detail.html
 
Woman Gets Death For Killing Lover's Wife

OCALA, Fla. -- A Central Florida woman convicted in the death of her lover's wife has been sentenced to death.

A Marion County judge sentenced 26-year-old Emilia Carr on Tuesday. A jury convicted her of first-degree murder and kidnapping in December. The same jury later voted 7-5 that she should die.

Fulgham is awaiting trial on the same charges. He and his wife had two children and were in a custody battle

http://www.wftv.com/news/26957728/detail.html?cxntlid=cmg_cntnt_rss
 
Carr has four children, but she is forbidden from seeing them.

“I think about them every day,” she said. “Before I really even came to know God, that was the hardest thing for me to cope with day in and day out, was being away from my kids. ... When I got here, my hair was falling out just from stress.”

“We’re not just up here doing nothing,” Carr said. “We’re up here living and, you know, finding joy in a situation like this and praising God in the process, you know, and just showing people. We’re people.”

http://abcnews.go.com/US/call-life-row-youngest-us-women-death-row/story?id=29165934

Since your children did not matter to you when you killed this woman you have a lot of nerve using them to garner sympathy. Maybe no one explained to you that the woman you killed was a person and she had children making them people and you destroyed their lives. It makes me sick that you can have one ounce of joy in your life.

In 2015 her appeal was denied she still has more appeals.
 
There maybe forgiveness ..
But you two need to pay for your crimes
They were people too ,,the ones You Killed out of Cold Blood
I say stop keeping in prison so long
Do the chair within 1 yr .....
Stop them from using excuses for their crimes ....
 
Emilia Carr was placed in the annex at Lowell Correctional Institution in Marion County on February 23, 2011. She was one of five women on death row in Florida, On May 19, 2017, Emilia Carr was re-sentenced to life without parole.

More than a year after Carr's conviction for the murder of Heather Strong, her co-defendant Joshua Fulgham (the victim's husband) went on trial for his alleged participation in the murder in April 2012. At the conclusion of his trial, Fulgham was convicted of first-degree murder and kidnapping. Joshua's jury voted 8-to-4 to sentence him to life in prison without a chance of parole and the judge followed the jury's recommendation.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Heather_Strong
 
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