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Defendant accused in murder-for-hire plot
By: Associated Press//February 4, 2013//
Listen to this articleWISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wis. (AP) – A Marshfield man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend last September is now accused of trying to hire his cellmate to kill the victim’s boyfriend.
A criminal complaint says that while incarcerated in Wood County, Gabriel Campos offered another inmate $4,600, a car and an AK-47 assault rifle as payment to carry out the crime.
Campos is charged with killing 18-year-old Maisie McCullough, the mother of his 2-year-old son. She was found stabbed to death at the Marshfield home of Campos’ mother Sept. 7. Campos was arrested at a Wisconsin Rapids motel the next day with their son, who was unharmed.
WSAW-TV says a June trial date has been set in McCullough’s murder. Campos is expected to enter a plea to the newest charge Feb. 26.
Information from: WSAW-TV, http://www.wsaw.com
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