Found Deceased VA - David LaForge, Adult, Northumberland County, 23 Aug 2019 *arrest*

[Gardener1850]

NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY, Va. – The Northumberland County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help to locate a missing man.

David LaForge was last seen on the evening of Friday, August 23, in the Burgess area.

Friends tell CBS 6 that LaForge was last seen leaving work at the Buoy Convenience Store and driving a 2003 white Ford 250 with VA TAG ULRS-816.

Missing Northumberland man last seen leaving work, driving Ford truck

 

[mlhenn]

An additional photo of the truck he may be driving.

Man missing from Northumberland since Friday

 

[swanniee11]

FB David LaForge
a lot of friends are posting/sharing etc. Still no sign of him.

 

[Blueyelady]

I just heard that they found his body in Gloucester, VA. Possible hate crime. Information has NOT been verified.

 

[Gardener1850]

"The body of David LaForge has been recovered. Suspect is in custody. The detectives would like to thank the citizens that assisted in helping them with this case. Our condolences to the family."

Northumberland County Sheriff's Office, Virginia

 

[MajorHoople]

Lancaster man charged with murder of missing Northumberland man

A Lancaster man has been charged with murder after a missing Northumberland County man’s body was recovered Friday in the Guinea area of Gloucester County.

www.wavy.com

WRIC - Sep 3, 2019

"Lancaster Sheriff Patrick McCranie says Jacob Michael Monday, 20, was arrested Friday in Gloucester and charged with first-degree murder, conceal a dead body and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony in connection to the death of David LaForge.

LaForge was reportedly last seen leaving work at the Buoy Convenience Store on Northumberland Highway around midnight Friday, August 23."

 

[MajorHoople]

Jacob Monday to serve 22-year active sentence for second-degree murder in the shooting death of David LaForge | Rappahannock Record

rrecord.com

December 15, 2021

"LANCASTER—After a nearly full day of hearing evidence and related testimony in Lancaster County Circuit Court, Judge R. Michael McKenney on Friday, December 10, sentenced Jacob Michael Monday to an active sentence of 22 years for the August 23, 2019, shooting death of David LaForge.

As part of the sentencing, Monday was given an additional 12 months, with six months suspended for misdemeanor destruction of property from a separate incident.

Monday pleaded guilty on July 30, 2021, to second-degree murder, using a firearm in the commission of a felony and concealment of a dead body. Monday was originally charged with first degree murder and in exchange for the guilty plea, an additional felony charge for shooting in the commission of a felony was dismissed. As part of the plea agreement, Monday also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor for destruction of property resulting from an October 24, 2019, incident at the Lancaster County Jail where Monday was being held."

 

[MajorHoople]

Another murder charge for Monday

Last Friday, 22-year-old Jacob Monday appeared via video for his arraignment on charges related to trying to kill Lancaster Deputy E.C. Daw.

www.newsontheneck.com

Updated Mar 2, 2022

"Last Friday, 22-year-old Jacob Monday appeared via video for his arraignment on charges related to trying to kill Lancaster Deputy E.C. Daw.

On December 24, while locked up in Lancaster County jail, Monday indicated he wanted to speak to Daw, who was working corrections at the time. After Daw removed Monday from his cell, Monday strangled him with a cord, according to statements from the county."

"For the attack on Daw, Monday is facing 10 felony charges including:

Attempted 1st degree murder

Strangulation

Malicious bodily harm on a law enforcement officer

Bodily injury caused by a prisoner

Assault on a law enforcement officer (two counts)

Prisoner escape

Prisoner damaging property to escape

Prisoner possessing a tool to aid escape

Prisoner possessing a deadly weapon

Monday is also facing a misdemeanor charge of obstructing justice/resisting arrest.

His next court appearance is scheduled for March 11.

Already a convicted murderer

Monday has already been convicted of murder in Lancaster.

In December, judge Michael McKenny sentenced him to 22 years and six months for killing David LaForge in August 2019."