Florida Man's Husband Identified as Suspect in His Death
Timothy Floyd Smith died in a "violent attack" in March. Now police said his husband, Herbert Swilley, is a suspect.
August 16, 2023
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Timothy Floyd Smith died in a "violent attack" in March. Now police said his husband, Herbert Swilley, is a suspect.
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