Also claiming he will go back to work for a lawn care business in Broward County where he says he's lived his entire life with his mom if he's freed.
This comes a day after another suspect, Dedrick Williams filed documents requesting the court to grant him a private investigator to look into prosecutors' evidence if it's enough to prove if he committed a crime. Wiiliams, a 22-year-old tattoo artist who was the first person arrested and charged in connection with the murder, says his attorney has identified a P.I. who can work the case, but they need the court to authorize a $10,000 payment for the services.
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