Florida man accused of shooting wife, in-laws after seeing video of her cheating with his best friend
A Florida man was accused of shooting his wife and her parents on New Year’s Day after he discovered a video of her cheating on him with his best friend, police said.
A Florida man was accused of shooting his wife and her parents on New Year’s Day after he discovered a video of her cheating on him with his best friend, police said.
William Brian Stillwell, 39, of Satellite Beach, was arrested on attempted murder and child abuse charges, WFTV reported. He is being held at Brevard County Jail without bail.
Stillwell allegedly went to a house in Melbourne uninvited before he shot his wife and in-laws. His children, five-year-old twins, went to a neighbor’s home asking for help, WFTV reported. The children were heard in a 911 call asking their father to stop shooting.
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"No, daddy. No. I don't want anyone to die," one of the children said.
Following a brief standoff, Stillwell peacefully surrendered to police. The children were not harmed in the shooting.
Stillwell told detectives he recently watched a video on his wife’s phone of her having sex with his best friend.
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Stillwell’s wife went to live with her parents after they separated, investigators said.
His father-in-law was released from the hospital while his wife and mother-in-law underwent surgery, relatives told WFTV. The names of his wife and in-laws have not been released.
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