Nathan Trapuzzano’s death was a murder case that happened in 2014 April when he went out for a jog.
Nathan Trapuzzano’s murder case was ironic as his killer was a sixteen years old boy. He was armed without having a license and intended to rob Trapuzzano before killing him.
Trapuzzano died just a month before the birth of his first child. Anyone would understand how it would have caused pain to his wife， who was about the celebrate her motherhood.
Nathan Trapuzzano Death & Murder Case
Nathan Trapuzzano was married to Jennifer Swihart and was eagerly waiting for the birth of his baby when he was tragically killed. On April 1， 2014， around 6 am， he went out for a walk.
That was his everyday chore. That day was not a similar day like other days. Someone attempted to rob him. However， the attempt ended up with the shot to his abdomen.
He was shot once with a 40-caliber firearm and was left for dead. He was rushed to a local hospital， where doctors performed emergency surgery. But he could not fight for his life.
The investigators learned right away that the store had surveillance cameras that caught some footage of the crime. One person followed him into the parking lot， where he was shot.
Within hours of Trapuzzano’s murder， the police were led to a then 16 years old， Simeon Adams. He was admitted to the hospital with a gunshot wound to the neck.
He had a difficult upbringing and an extensive criminal history. Simeon was a child of a criminal man who served in jail for various offenses， and he lost his mother when he was one.
What Happened To Simeon Adams， The Murderer?
The Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry announced the charge to Simeon Adams. He was being held in the Marion County Juvenile Center. He faces felony charges of murder.
There was also a charge against him for attempted robbery， as well as a misdemeanor charge of carrying a handgun without a license， in the April 1， 2014 slaying of Trapuzzano.
Less than 18 hours after Trapuzzano was shot， Adam shot himself. Trapuzzano was pronounced dead， and Adam was taken to Eskenazi in critical condition with a gunshot wound.
Where is Simeon Adams Now?
Simeon Adams was sentenced to 12 years after pleading guilty to aggravated battery and carrying a handgun without a license in the shooting of Erick Douglas in October 2015.
The record of prison indicates he remains incarcerated at the Miami Correctional Facility in Bunker Hill， Indiana. The earliest Simeon could get out of prison is in 2055.
Simeon shot Trapuzzano in the abdomen that took his life. He confessed the murder of Trapuzzano to one of his friends that the authorities came to learn later on.
