Prosecutors: Triple murder was over $125 debt

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They were three men living in a Baltimore drug and alcohol recovery house, just trying to pull their lives back together. But their attempts at redemption were cutshort in 2005, when they were shot to death over a $125 debt.

“These three men were shot execution-style,” Baltimore City Assistant State?s Attorney Donald Giblin said during opening arguments in the triple-murder trial of Derrick Taylor. “… Even in a city with a traditionally high murder rate, a triple murder gets a lot of attention.”

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