Death Penalty sought in Glasgow double homicide
David and Brittany Pace of Glasgow were murdered last September. JPI News File Photo
Jennifer Moonsong
Publisher/Jobe Publishing
Central Division
Cody Nathaniel Bacon will face the death penalty for the September double homicide of a young Glasgow couple David and Brittany Pace.
According to the citation, the Glasgow Police Department was alerted to the shooting because Bacon called 911 stating he had shot his brother and his sister-in-law.
The arrest citation stated that when Sgt. Hicks arrived, he saw a white male waving his arms at him and immediately detained him. The citation also revealed that Bacon said he was sorry and stated his motive was “he was tired of them fussing with the kids”.
According to court documents, Barren County Commonwealth’s Attorney, John Gardner, has filed a notice of his intent to seek ‘enhanced penalties’ for Bacon, who is charged with two counts of murder, and two counts of first-degree wanton endangerment.
Bacon has pleaded not guilty. No trial date has been set.
Bacon will face the death penalty. Photo by Barren County Detention Center
I feel he should receive just what is intended for him… God says eye for an eye… I believe their was more to the story than what he leads on.but No one has the authority to take a life unless their own life was in danger!!!