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Shortly after the shootings, according to the affidavit, the witness received a text from Rogers that said, “Everything has been dealt with.” “The witness stated that Rogers and Legg stated something to the effect of, ‘We’re going in there by force and wipe the slate clean.’ The witness stated Rogers and Legg continued to state that the ‘club’ would be dismantled by the end of the night.” Rogers and Legg “became upset, particularly Legg, over the perceived disobedience towards the club and the theft of several of his firearms a few hours before the homicides,” according to the affidavit.

16, 2020, hearing, Rogers pleaded not guilty and not guilty by reason of mental disease and mental defect.Īccording to a search warrant affidavit, a witness said Legg and Rogers were members of a club called “7 Deadly Sins,” which also included at least three of the homicide victims. Rogers’ statement, according to Hendon, said Legg was responsible for the shooting deaths of homeowner Tammy England Muzzey, 45, Emily Payne, 21, and Dakota Green, 17, all of Valhermoso Springs.Ī small dog also was killed in the house.Īt a Nov.

15, 2020, FBI investigator Chris Hendon testified that Rogers gave a written statement that said he fatally shot James Wayne Benford, 22, of Decatur  Jeramy Roberts, 31, of Athens Roger Lee Jones Jr., 20, of Decatur and William Zane Hodgin, 18, of Somerville. The defendants have been in the Morgan County Jail with no bail since their arrests in Marion County, Oregon, June 21, 2020.Īuthorities said the two men fled to Oregon after committing the crime.Īt a preliminary hearing Aug. District Attorney Scott Anderson said the state will seek the death penalty against Legg and co-defendant Frederic Allen Rogers, 23.Ī grand jury in February indicted Rogers and Legg on six counts of capital murder.