Man kills wife, stepson, rapes witness at Fla. trailer park

A man has been charged in a bloodthirsty rampage at a Florida trailer park, accused of fatally bludgeoning his wife and stepson and raping a witness.

Justin Jones, 41, was jailed Wednesday in Lake County, Fla., on charges of first-degree murder, sexual battery and false imprisonment.

According to an affidavit in the chilling case, Lake County Sheriff’s Office deputies showed up at Thousand Trails RV park in Clermont around 2 p.m. after a woman caller said she’d witnessed a homicide and had been tied up and raped.

Officers entering the blood-spattered home discovered two bodies, later identified as Jones’ wife, Sandra Gaudino, 38, and his stepson, 17-year-old Ty Finister.

Jones was nabbed a short time later in the parking lot of a nearby Publix supermarket after a brief chase.

Deputies were summoned to the Thousand Trails RV park in Clermont, Florida, on Wednesday after getting a call from a woman reporting a murder and a rape.
WESH

WESH reported detectives alleged Jones fatally hammered his wife Tuesday night, wrapped her body in a trash bag and stashed it under a mattress. Hours later, when his stepson returned home, Jones allegedly killed him with the mallet, then wrapped his head in a bag.

“In 25 years of doing this, this is probably one of the worst,” Lake County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Fred Jones said of the carnage.

When deputies entered Jones' trailer home, they discovered inside his wife and teenage stepson's bodies wrapped in trash bags.
When deputies entered Jones’ trailer home, they discovered inside his wife and teenage stepson’s bodies wrapped in trash bags.
WESH

The woman witness — who told authorities she saw the fatal beating of Finister — alleged that Jones tied her hands with duct tape and zip-ties, tore off her clothes and sexually assaulted her for hours, finally escaping after asking to use the bathroom.

The affidavit stated at the time of Jones’ arrest, he confessed to the killings and the sexual assault.

Jones had been scheduled to make his first court appearance Thursday but reportedly refused to go before a judge.

He is being held without bond pending his arraignment Sept. 27.

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