Shaffer
12-30-02, 09:29 AM
For one week, Marine Sgt. James Coleman went to work at Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base, leaving a gruesome secret behind each time he shut the door to his apartment, police say.
He had strangled his 19-year-old girlfriend on Dec. 7, police say, and kept her body inside. He lowered the thermostat to 50 degrees to try to slow the body's deterioration.
Authorities say Sgt. James Coleman killed his girlfriend and her infant son, concealing the bodies in his Tampa ap
http://www.sptimes.com/2002/12/28/TampaBay/Marine_s_home_hid_a_g.shtmlartment.
He had strangled his 19-year-old girlfriend on Dec. 7, police say, and kept her body inside. He lowered the thermostat to 50 degrees to try to slow the body's deterioration.
Authorities say Sgt. James Coleman killed his girlfriend and her infant son, concealing the bodies in his Tampa ap
http://www.sptimes.com/2002/12/28/TampaBay/Marine_s_home_hid_a_g.shtmlartment.