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Craig Titus Asked Obsessed Fan to Kill Witnesses in Murder Case

Posted on 15:32 January 31st, 2008 by Millard Baker

Ron Nelson Brady, Jr. is accused of attempting to hire an undercover police detective posing as a hitman to kill three witnesses testifying against Pro Bodybuilder Craig Titus. Brady was described in court as a bizarrely obsessed fan of professoinal bodybuilder Craig Titus; muscle hero worship was cited as the motive behind his participation in the assassination plot that prosecution witnesses in the Titus-Ryan murder trial. 

Craig Titus and wife IFBB Pro Fitness competitor Kelly Ryan were charged with murder, third degree arson and attempting to avoid prosecution in the homicide of Melissa James. The bodybuilding couple has been incarcerated since their arrest in December 2005. Craig Titus and Kelly Ryan are set to go to trial on June 2, 2008.

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3 Responses to “Craig Titus Asked Obsessed Fan to Kill Witnesses in Murder Case”

  1. DANNY Says:
    February 1st, 2008 at 3:45 pm
    FUCK CRAIG (PREGNANT) TITUS. HE’S GOING TO PRISON FOR THE REST OF HIS NATURAL LIFE. AS IT SHOULD BE. PIECE OF SHIT.
  2. Bodybuilder Craig Titus’ Hitman Found Guilty of Solicitation | MESO-Rx Steroid Blog Says:
    February 6th, 2008 at 4:08 pm
    [...] been found guilty on three counts of solicitation to commit murder. Nelson Ronald Brady, Jr. was an obsessed bodybuilding fan of Craig Titus who told investigators that Titus asked him to kill Anthony Gross, [...]
  3. Eddie Says:
    March 21st, 2008 at 10:44 pm
    The fact that this devoted fan of Titus has been found guilty of soliciting the murder of witnesses against Titus could be damning, unless Titus’ lawyers can make the argument that Titus had no way of communicating the command to do so from jail and that therefore Brady acted on his own with no directives from Titus.

    The big question, though, is whether Brady’s conviction will be admissible at the Titus/Ryan trial or whether the defense can keep it out as excessively prejudicial and not sufficiently probative of whether or not Titus/Ryan killed Melissa James.

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