Florida Father Charged with Triple Murder Following Amber Alert

In a tragic series of incidents, Nathan Gingles has been charged with three counts of first-degree murder following the abduction of his four-year-old daughter, Seraphina, which triggered an AMBER Alert in Florida. Gingles was found with his daughter unharmed after police discovered the bodies of her mother, Mary Gingles, and a neighbor, Andrew Ferrin, who was shot while attempting to help. The investigation revealed that Gingles's estranged wife had filed a restraining order against him prior to the murders. Meanwhile, Joshua Ruiz-Martinez was arrested on aggravated manslaughter charges after the drowning death of his infant daughter in 2024; evidence showed he had been playing video games during the incident, contradicting his initial claims. In Virginia, Carlos Johnson has been charged with the first-degree murders of his missing ex-girlfriend and their infant daughter, Keir and Chloe, whose bodies have never been found. These cases highlight the ongoing issues of domestic violence and child safety in the U.S.