Iv'e been in situations at various boat ramps very early in the morning  where people in a car were parked. No boat, no trailer just sitting in a car watching me. There were times when it made the little hairs on the back of my neck stand up and I left and went to a different lake. Some launch sites are very secluded and it makes you realize how vulnerable you could be to someone with evil on their mind. Sadly, just one more reason to carry.

Such a sad state of affairs.  I'm sure he was look forward to a wonderful day with nature and a low life had another plan.  You just never know what could happen these days.  Even our police are targets.  Conceal carry is looking better and better.  God bless his family and loved ones during this difficult time.  I am so sorry for their loss.

My prayers go out to this family.All I can say is that the killer will reap what he sowed.

This is horrible.

This happen last Oct. anybody know if the slime killer was caught ?

 

Murder of Gregg Hawkins remains under investigation

 

Published: December 30, 2015

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the murder of Gregg Hawkins. The local resident was shot and killed at the Mona Boat Ramp on October 16, 2015 after a morning of fishing with his 19-year old daughter.

Detective Dan Goodwin feels confident that the murderer likely told someone something about the crime, which is not hearsay...

Hawkins was likely killed after walking up on a crime in progress when he went to retrieve his truck.

Anyone who has information about the murder is asked to call lead Detective Kyle Norrod at 615-904-3043 or Detective Capt. David Hailey at 615-904-3113.