Quadruple Murder by Nicholas Tartaglione
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis discusses signing a new law authorizing the release of Jeffrey Epstein grand jury files effective on July 1 on 'Hannity.' Nicholas Tartaglione, the man accused of assaulting sex-trafficking suspect Jeffrey Epstein in a federal jail, has been sentenced to four consecutive terms of life in prison for a brutal 2016 quadruple murder. Tartaglione murdered Martin Luna over money and executed three others. He tried to cover up the crimes by burying the victims in a shallow grave on his property.
Key Points
- Nicholas Tartaglione sentenced to four consecutive terms of life in prison for quadruple murder.
- Victim Martin Luna murdered over drug money dispute.
- Three bystanders also brutally executed by Tartaglione.
- Tartaglione tried to cover up the crimes by burying the victims on his property.
Pros
- Justice served with the sentencing of Nicholas Tartaglione for the quadruple murder.
- Closure for the families of the victims.
Cons
- Tragic loss of life in a brutal and senseless manner.
- Violent and heinous acts committed by Nicholas Tartaglione.