Tuesday, August 31, 1999
Bail in stabbing stands at $250,000
BY SHEILA McLAUGHLIN
The Cincinnati Enquirer
LEBANON — A Deerfield Township man charged with attempted murder in the stabbing of his estranged wife in June will have to sit in the Warren County jail awhile longer.
Judge Neal Bronson of Warren County Common Pleas Court refused Frank Moore's request to lower the $250,000 bond because Mr. Moore thought the charges against him were erroneously filed.
Mr. Moore, 39, faces a jury trial Sept. 27 and could be sent to prison for up to 10 years if convicted.
Authorities accuse Mr. Moore of stabbing Tammy Moore, 35, in the throat, abdomen and back, and beating her with a rock when the two met June 29 to talk over marital problems at Little Miami State Park.
A motorist found Mrs. Moore stumbling out of the park on Old 3C Highway south of Socialville-Fosters Road around 10 p.m. She identified Mr. Moore as her attacker.
According to a search warrant, Mr. Moore was lying naked on a couch at his apartment on Sterling Lake Circle when deputies arrived a short time later.
Detectives found bloody clothes in the apartment and a substance that appeared to be blood on the steering wheel, keys and floor mats in Mr. Sterling's 1993 Thunderbird parked outside, the search warrant said.
Mr. Moore told police he last saw his wife at 9:15 p.m. that day when he dropped her off at a Mason bar. However, Mr. Moore said he was unsure whether he was involved in the attack “because he blacks out sometimes when he drinks,” sheriff's Detective Mark Worley said in an affidavit for the warrant.
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