「CrossFit Founder Lauren Jenai Put Her 2million Oregon Home Up As Collateral For Her Accused Murderer Husband s Bond And Has Spent 1million On His Legal Fees It Has Been Revealed」を編集中

CrossFit founder Lauren Jenai put her $2million Oregon home up as collateral for her accused murderer husband's bond and has spent $1million on his legal fees, it has been revealed.<br>Jenai, 49, married Franklin Tyrone Tucker, also 49, in June this year after putting up her $2million  home as collateral for his bond. <br>The pair knew each other as teenagers in Philadelphia but lost touch.<br><br>She went on to build a fitness empire now estimated to be worth $4billion but sold her half during a messy divorce from her first husband for $20million. <br>Tucker, who was homeless then in 2017, was charged with murder in connection with a robbery-gone-wrong in . <br>He was jailed and didn't even have a lawyer until Jenai got in touch with him and offered to help. The pair had a fast virtual romance which resulted in her being banned from video-chatting him because she flashed her breasts so often. <br>He was released from custody on bond in November last year and promptly moved into Jenai's $2million, five-bedroom Portland  [https://incitasecurity.com/60-minute-crossfit-workout/ incitasecurity.com] home where she lives with her five children. The pair got married at the property in June. <br>'I can go up to the sidewalk, but if I leave the radius without getting approval they'd take me back to jail.<br><br>Not only would I go back to jail, but Lauren would lose the house. She used it as collateral for my $2 million bond,' he told <br>         Lauren Jenai, 49, marrying Franklin Tyrone Tucker, also 49, at her home in Portland, Oregon, this June, seven months after bailing him out of jail<br>       The couple live with Jenai's five kids from her first marriage.<br><br>They are aged between 10 and 13<br>         Jenai's family home in Portland, Oregon, which she used as collateral for his bond<br>Tucker said the neighbors were at first skeptical of him but have since warmed up.  <br>'When I first came home in November, the whole neighborhood was skeptical of me.' <br>'We caused a little bit of a stir.<br><br>One of our neighbors came up to our yard and said, 'I know who you are. I read about you in the paper.' It was just something about how he said it. <br>'It was the first time a stranger had approached me about any of this,' he said. <br>         In 2017, Tucker was arrested on suspicion of murdering a man in Florida in a treehouse in a robbery gone wrong<br>Jenai and her first husband, Greg Glassman, parted ways in 2013 in a messy divorce. <br>They grew CrossFit together but she sold her share of the company at the time for $20million. <br>In June this year, Glassman sold the company for an undisclosed amount after it emerged he'd made racist and sexist comments.  <br>By then, Jenai and Tucker were on married. <br>She first contacted him on Facebook after learning he'd been arrested. <br>'I quickly contacted Ty.<br><br>He was shocked. He said, 'I knew one of my friends would come looking for me, but not in a million years did I think it would be you'.'<br>She then offered to help when she learned he didn't have a lawyer after spending months in jail.<br>   RELATED ARTICLES              <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>'It felt like something shady was going on. And sure enough, the more I looked into the case, the shadier it got. <br>'The thing I couldn't get out of my head with Ty was, 'What if this happened to me? <br>'I thought, 'We grew up in the same neighborhood.<br><br>It could happen to me. What if somebody framed me for murder and nobody was there to help.' I couldn't live with myself knowing that I had the potential to help and didn't.' <br>In 2011, she got a tattoo in his honor. <br>'It's an eagle with roses, a shield and the words 'Liberty and Justice for All,' she explained. He wants to return the favor. <br>'I'm going to do the old-school thing and get Lauren's lips tattooed on my hip.<br><br>I'd like to get a little bit of Lauren's blood and have it mixed with the ink, because when I said, 'till death do us part,' I meant it.' <br>They started speaking via video chat but were barred because she kept flashing her breasts to him. <br>Lauren says it's been 'wonderful' to have his help with the kids. <br>'It's been wonderful having Ty in the house.<br><br>He and I are so similar. It's been really fun collaborating.' <br>Jenai has spent more than $1million on legal fees for Tucker. <br>'There is so much at stake. It's so scary because whether you are innocent or not, that doesn't matter to them,' she said. <br>He is convinced that he would be acquitted at trial, despite prosecutors claiming he actually confessed to the murder. <br>A trial date has not yet been set. <br>         Jenai previously shared details of their romance with DailyMailTV while Tucker was still in jail<br>         Jenai got in touch with him while he was still in jail.<br><br>She eventually put  up her house as collateral for his bond. He is pictured being released in November last year<br>         The couple now homeschool Jenai's five kids at her home.<br><br>She says they work as a team<br>       The case has now been dubbed the 'tree house murder' because of where it took place.  <br>The victim - Mathew Bonnett, 59, was stabbed to death in a shanty tree-house in the Florida Keys, allegedly by Tucker and two other men. <br>Bonnett was killed on the evening of November 17, 2017, after he went to check on his neighbor Paula Belmonte who lived in a ramshackle tree house on Florida's Stock Island, immediately east of Key West.<br>         Jenai's first husband, Greg Glassman, who she built her fitness empire with <br>Police allege that when Bonnet arrived on the scene, Tucker and co-defendant Rory Wilson were in the process of robbing Belmonte at knifepoint as they searched for crack cocaine.<br>At the time, Tucker was dividing his time between living on a boat and spending time at a squat in a nearby warehouse.<br>Wilson sliced Belmonte's neck, prosecutors say, and as the pair left they encountered Bonnet.<br><br>Wilson claims Tucker attacked him with a knife. Bonnet died in hospital several hours later from five stab wounds.<br>A knife with Wilson's fingerprints was later recovered, but no weapon linking Tucker to the crime has ever been found.<br>Prosecutors are relying on Wilson's claim that it was Tucker who administered the fatal stabs.<br>Wilson, 51, claims that when he asked Tucker why he had killed Bonnet, he simply replied 'Had to.'<br>'It upset him the way Mr.<br><br>Tucker talked about the murder, that he had zero remorse or guilt,' Detective Matthew Pitcher told a judge, according to the Miami Herald.<br>Tucker said he was so drunk at the time of the murder he hardly remembers anything, although prosecutors say he told another inmate that he had killed Bonnet.<br>A third man, John Johnson, 41, is also charged in the case.<br><br>He is said to have been the getaway driver for Wilson and Tucker. 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