On social media, word has spread that Robert Tincher III, 29, reportedly killed his 82-year-old grandmother by wrapping her in a plastic bag and freezing her. This was jaw-dropping news, and many people were taken aback when they heard it. People simply want to know one thing: is he insane or deranged.
Why did Robert Tincher III kill his grandmother?
For no apparent reason, he placed his 82-year-old grandmother in the freezer. When his neighbors notice that his grandmother hasn’t been seen in a long time. They began looking for her. They looked everywhere, but their neighbors were clueless. Then they made the decision to call the cops. The neighbors’ gossip about her incessantly. Police have filed a complaint against her and are currently on the lookout for her. Investigators from the Floyd County Police Department discovered the grandmother in the freezer after looking for several days. Her grandson has thrown her into the freezer, which he has done with force.
Robert Tincher III told police investigators his 82-year-old grandmother’s back broke as he stuffed her body into the freezer and locked it, the Rome News-Tribune reported. He also said he could hear her breathing and moving inside the frigid appliance. https://t.co/zodRojHN56
— WSB-TV (@wsbtv) April 16, 2022
Action taken by the cops:
The man was apprehended by cops, and their investigation was still underway. They’re questioning him and looking for evidence to use in court to convict him. If the cops have substantial evidence against him, they will have no trouble proving his guilt in court. His mental health, according to many, was not in good shape. He needs to see a doctor after every episode to get his mental condition back to normal. However, this statement was spread by chance.
The reason of death has not been revealed. Cops have examined his mental reports and met with physicians to determine whether he is suffering from mental illness or is simply faking it. It won’t be known until cops identify the reports. It was difficult to think that a young man who killed his grandmother with his hands would be condemned to life in prison. If he is released on bond, he will have to serve at least five to six years in prison.
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