Indianapolis, IN - Hovey St. Murders Update - 'I ain't kill them kids'
There has been a major break in the Hovey Street Murders case. Three men are in custody and are being held for questioning. One of the suspects is talking and pointing fingers at his companions. The Indianapolis police are not making any statements, but from media reports, the three are being considered as strong suspects in the murders of Gina Hunt, 24; her son Jordan Hunt, 23 months; Andrea Yarrell, 24; and her daughter, Charlii Yarrell, 4 months.
This case is shaping up to be a robbery that went terribly wrong very quickly. The suspects believed that drugs and money were at the location and shot the women and their children when they were told that no drugs or money was in the home.
Gina Hunt and her son are being buried today and Andrea Yarrell and her daughter will be buried on Monday. The two women who had been friends since childhood will be buried in adjacent cemetery plots.
Donations for burial expenses are being accepted at all Fifth Third Bank locations. City-County Councilman Duke Oliver and attorney Nathaniel Lee will serve as overseers of the fund. If donations exceed the amount needed for burial expenses, the remaining money will be deposited in a trust fund for Gina Hunt's surviving children, ages 4 and 6. Checks should be made payable to: Memorial Fund for Hunt & Yarrell Families.
