Police: We have confessions in Sean Taylor slaying - 12/01/2007

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Taylor’s Killers Confess
Published 12/1/2007 by Ian at Inside the Iggles | A Blog For Philadelphia Eagles Fans
Police say four suspected burglars from across Alligator Alley were responsible for the slaying of NFL star Sean Taylor — and relatives of one suspect said he had attended a birthday party held at the football player’s home. Miami-Dade police announced Friday night that the men face charges in the death of the Washington Redskins football star following a weeklong manhunt that drew the scrutiny of national media. ..Read more from the Miami Herald>> What an ugly bunch of punks. Just lock them up, and throw away the key.

Sean Taylor Doubters Proved Wrong?
Published 12/1/2007 by Larry Brown at Larry Brown Sports
... Four arrests were made in the Sean Taylor murder case Friday. That is a good thing, especially compared to the Darrent Williams case which is 11 months old and still unsolved in Denver. The police say they have at least one confession from the suspects, and potentially more to come. New information has come out, including the fact that two of the arrested men had ties to Taylor — one did household chores at the house, and the other had a relative dating Taylor’s sister. I still have a few issues here. ...

The Myspace Pages of Sean Taylor’s Killers?
Published 12/1/2007 by TheBigLead at The Big Lead
... Before we jet off to Costco on this brisk Saturday morning … two disturbing pieces of news. First … looks like the boys in blue have nabbed four people in the murder of Redskins safety. Sean Taylor. The police also appear to have scored a confession. A reader sent us two links to the alleged Myspace pages of these murderers, and it seems like these guys - assuming the Myspace pages are accurate - were ...

Four Months On, No Closure In Sean Taylor Case [Murder Will Out]
Published 3/29/2008 by Christmas Ape at Deadspin
... Police spokesman said the delay is due to the complexity of the case and the workload involved, which strikes an odd note considering that as early as the first week of December, police were claiming that they had confessions from at least one of the four suspects. ...