6 days ago · MIAMI (WSVN) - A South Florida jury found Gayle Blount not guilty of attempted murder after being on trial for shooting his ex-girlfriend at least five times inside a Miami Gardens apartment in ...

Feb 12, 2025 · On the second day of his trial, Gayle Blount took the stand to try and convince jurors he was the victim that needed to shoot his ex-girlfriend about five times, for his safety, inside a Miami ...

When jurors last week surprisingly found Gayle Blount not guilty of shooting his girlfriend five times, he likely escaped a lengthy prison stay, perhaps even a life sentence. But he didn’t quite ...

6 days ago · MIAMI – In a shock verdict, a Miami-Dade jury found Gayle Blount not guilty of attempted first-degree murder in the May 21, 2021 shooting of his ex-fiancée in Miami Gardens.. Leer en español ...

Feb 14, 2025 · Gayle Blount testified during the trial he believed his life was threatened by his girlfriend. Miami Herald Staff Writer Charles Rabin. A Miami Gardens man who admitted to shooting his girlfriend ...

6 days ago · Gayle Blount was acquitted of attempted first-degree murder charges in the 2021 shooting of his ex-fiancée, Bridget Knighton, in her Miami Gardens apartment. As Local 10 reported, ...

Feb 3, 2025 · Gayle Blount is accused of shooting her ex-fiance Bridget Knighton eight times in 2021 in Miami. He was slated to plead guilty but a judge rejected the deal. A Florida judge was primed to sentence a 55-year-old man to 20 years in prison for shooting his ex-fiance eight times as she lay on the couch.

Feb 3, 2025 · Fifty-five-year-old Gayle Blount has been in jail since 2021 after police arrested him for attempting to kill Knighton by shooting her multiple times. Blount told NBC6 she was shot eight...

Feb 12, 2025 · Fifty-five-year-old Gayle Blount told the jury on Wednesday that he acted in self-defense, as he was only trying to avoid being shot at by his partner, Bridget Knighton. On the stand, Blount...

A 20-year prison sentence would have kept Blount, who is 56, behind bars until he was at least 76. Now —if he’s found guilty — a judge could sentence him to anywhere between 12 years and life.