Briggett Renee Carter, a 56-year-old woman from Cincinnati, OH, tragically lost her life on April 10, 2020. She was one of four victims in a double homicide case that shocked the community. The other victims were William Bowen III, 28, Michael Eves, 47, and Tasia Mason, 35. The suspect, Alto Miles, a 42-year-old man with a history of drug trafficking and weapons possession, was arrested shortly after the incident.
Authorities found the bodies of Carter and Mason in an apartment on Clinton Springs Avenue, while Bowen and Eves were discovered shot to death on Reading Road near Glenwood Avenue. The investigation revealed that Miles had a connection to the victims, although the exact nature of this connection was not disclosed. Miles was later charged with four counts of aggravated murder.
During the legal proceedings, it was revealed that Miles suffers from Schizoaffective disorder, which led to the removal of the death penalty as a possible sentence. Despite initially pleading not guilty, Miles eventually changed his plea to guilty, although he had an outburst in court and refused to verbally agree to the plea. The case continues to draw attention due to the severity of the crimes and the mental health issues involved.
The tragic loss of Briggett Renee Carter and the other victims has left a lasting impact on the Cincinnati community, and the legal proceedings surrounding the case have been closely followed by the public.
