Manatee County FL Man turns himself in for murder committed 10 years ago

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MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. — He got away with murder for nearly 10 years, but "couldn't live with the guilt anymore," authorities say.

Benjamin Moulton, 43, turned himself into the Manatee County Sheriff's Office to admit he was responsible for the death of a woman in 2011.

According to the sheriff's office, a man in December 2011 found 38-year-old Nicole Scott's body in a wooded area north of University Parkway, partially clothed with visible trauma to her face."

Manatee County man turns himself in for 2011 homicide | wtsp.com
 
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