On Tuesday, the man accused of carrying out the killings, Nathan Gingles, appeared in bond court. Gingles remained calm in front of the judge, who ordered him held without bond on murder charges. He was also given a $2 million bond on additional charges,

“For the first 13 years of his life… he was the whole side of attention,” said Ferrin’s uncle John David, who has lived with Ferrin for the last two years in the home on North Plum Bay Parkway where Ferrin was fatally gunned down on Feb. 16.