Yes, convicted of the first degree murder of his wife, Tracy Gostomski Tribble. Take heed; no physical evidence was found in Stan Tribble's vehicle nor in the couple's home that directly tied him to her death. Yet a jury found him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.
So what convinced the twelve of his guilt?
A missing comforter
Stan's chilling remark to a friend
Tracy's fractured face
Stan's defensive letter to the media
(strikingly reminiscent of Scott Peterson's letter to volunteers)
Stan's cell phone data, text messages, and email
and
The testimony of a jailhouse snitch.
Stan's chilling remark to a friend
Tracy's fractured face
Stan's defensive letter to the media
(strikingly reminiscent of Scott Peterson's letter to volunteers)
Stan's cell phone data, text messages, and email
and
The testimony of a jailhouse snitch.
Stan Tribble will serve a life sentence without the possibility of parole.
What would I like to see next?
A billboard similar to the one pictured above (courtesy of Omaha's KETV-7) to replace the reward poster issued by Progress Energy last week for the murderer of Michelle Fisher Young.
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