
NewsWFLA News Channel 8September 15, 2026Hillsborough County
Trial underway for Tony 'TJ' Wiggins in Frostproof triple murder
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The trial for Tony 'TJ' Wiggins, the suspect accused of killing three people in Frostproof, entered its second day. The victims—Damion Tillman, Brandon Rollins, and Keven Springfield—were shot and killed on July 17, 2020.
Read the full story at WFLA News Channel 8Why It Matters
The legal proceedings determine accountability for a multi-homicide that occurred in Polk County.
Key Facts
- The trial for Tony 'TJ' Wiggins is underway for the killings of three individuals.
- The victims are Damion Tillman, Brandon Rollins, and Keven Springfield.
- The incident took place in Frostproof on July 17, 2020.
- The current proceedings represent the second day of the trial.
Who's Mentioned
PersonNathan Mickens“Dollar General employee who testified and identified the suspect.”PersonDr. Stephen Nelson“Medical examiner who conducted the autopsies for the victims.”PersonRobert Wiggins“Brother of Tony Wiggins and co-defendant.”PersonBrandon Rollins“One of the three victims killed on July 17, 2020.”PersonMary Whitmore“Girlfriend of Tony Wiggins and co-defendant.”PersonRalph Guerra“Prosecutor questioning witnesses in the trial.”PersonKeven Springfield“One of the three victims killed on July 17, 2020, who allegedly had a dispute wi”OrganizationDollar General“Store where victims and suspects were recorded on surveillance video.”PersonErnesto Martinez“Witness who testified during the trial.”Organization8 On Your Side“News outlet reporting on the trial and subject to a judge's order regarding reco”PersonDamion Tillman“One of the three victims killed on July 17, 2020.”PersonTony 'TJ' Wiggins“Suspect accused of killing three people”PersonJalal Harb“Judge presiding over the case.”PersonTony “TJ” Wiggins“Defendant accused of killing three people in Frostproof.”locationBARTOW“City where the trial is taking place.”locationFrostproof“City where the killings took place.”locationPolk County“County where the crimes and trial jurisdiction are located.”
