At least all the evidence the still-living guy has provided. Cause everybody who kills in 'self-defense' tosses the body in a car trunk and drives off with it.

It is pretty smart to go straight to your lawyer.

This way when the cops come, your lawyer is already there.

you, the lawyer and the corpse (a/k/a Exhibit A).

If not he's probably in the clear.

From the article linked in the OP: "Neighbors say the two fought about Marshall covering tortoise holes." Lock him up for THAT!

Gopher tortoises are endangered and the loss of their holes endangers other species that rely on gopher holes for homes. It is ILLEGAL to disturb gopher tortoises or their holes.

I'm sorry the neighbor who fought with Marshall is dead - he should have notified Florida Wildlife officers about this problem and they would have made efforts to stop Marshall.

Thanks to the unknown deceased neighbor for trying to protect the tortoises!

the tortoise hole part was about. Now that it's in the news hopefully wildlife officials will take action.

When the county paved the road in front of our farm, I reported to them and to the wildlife guys that there were active gopher tortoise holes along our driveway. It slowed down the paving project since the wildlife people did a study to confirm what I had told them and the county engineers had to submit plans how they hoped to avoid disturb the gophers. Unfortunately, their plans didn't work and our gophers are long gone.

On the other hand, a development near us has a gopher tortoise conservation area and homeowners in those parts of the development have to observe very strict rules about landscaping, lighting, and agree to never disturb the gopher holes. Another section is devoted to conservation of the fox squirrels, with even more and different restrictions about hedges and trees. While I would never live in a development with a HOA, this is one whose provisions I cheer!

I hope the wildlife people down in Lee County are as serious as they are up here in Leon and that see this article and follow through!

...on top of expenses, of course.

He leads a very interesting life full of encounters with law enforcement.

BETTER CALL SAUL! ?

BOKEELIA, FL - Authorities continue to investigate after a man drove his neighbor's body to his attorney's office - claiming to have shot the man in self-defense during a fight.

We spoke to neighbors who say tension between the two had been brewing for weeks; but they say the details don't add up.

It all started Wednesday around 4 p.m. Attorney Robert Harris said one of his clients arrived at his Fort Myers office on Virginia Avenue - claiming to have killed his neighbor - and the body was in the bed of his pickup truck.

"When the 911 operator advised me to start doing CPR, that's when I went, 'Oh my God! This is real,'" said Harris.

http://www.nbc-2.com/story/28275353/neighbors-shed-light-on-deadly-bokeelia-feud#.VPmk4vnF_Ms