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Travis J Granger

Travis James Granger, age 29

Lost to gun violence on May 5, 2017 in Killeen, Texas. Click to light a candle, post a photo, or tell the world about Travis.

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• Police: Victim dead after morning shooting identified, suspect arrested
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Police: Victim dead after morning shooting identified, suspect arrested

<p>Killeen police said that a victim is in critical condition after a shooting at 1200 block of S. Fort Hood St. in Killeen.</p>

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Police: Victim dead after morning shooting identified, suspect arrested​

Posted at 11:08 AM, May 05, 2017

and last updated 2:47 PM, May 10, 2017

Killeen police said that a victim is dead after a shooting at 1200 block of S. Fort Hood St. in Killeen.
Police said the victim, identified as Travis Granger, 29, was found behind the 7-Eleven on Friday. Granger was transported to the hospital in critical condition but succumbed to his injuries at 11:08 a.m.
The suspect was identified as Keith Louis Marinnie, 27.
A warrant was issued for Marinnie. He was arrested at the intersection of Pershing Drive and Old FM 440. He is charged with murder and is being booked into the Killeen City Jail.

 

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Keith Louis Marinnie, 27.

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Murder suspect indicted by grand jury​

• By Josh Sullivan | Herald staff writer
• Jul 26, 2017

Keith Louis Marinnie Jr.

BELTON — A Killeen man charged with the shooting death of Travis James Granger was indicted on a murder charge by a Bell County grand jury on Wednesday.
Keith Louis Marinnie Jr., 27, was arrested by Killeen police on May 5 and charged with murder. A witness told police he saw Marinnie and Granger arguing before he heard two gunshots and saw Granger lying in a field behind a 7-Eleven on the 1200 block of South Fort Hood. Granger was rushed to Metroplex Hospital, where he was pronounced dead by Bell County Justice of the Peace Bill Cooke at 11:08 a.m.
In a separate case, on May 19, 2016, Marinnie was indicted on a charge of driving while intoxicated, third offense or more.

He is currently in the Bell County Jail on $1 million bond.
Granger was the ninth homicide victim in Killeen in 2017. He was killed about 2.5 weeks after 19-year-old Fort Hood soldier Justin Lewis was found shot dead in an empty lot in downtown Killeen. Since Granger’s death, three more deaths are being investigated as homicides by the Killeen police. An arrest was made in one — the death of John Seth Jr. — and a suspect in another case was released by police after investigators determined that the man who shot and killed Raven Seymen Fisher, 23, did so out of self-defense.

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In separate cases, the following were indicted by a Bell County grand jury Wednesday:
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Man who killed Army veteran behind local 7-Eleven store sentenced

A Central Texas man who pleaded guilty to shooting an Army veteran to death behind a local 7-Eleven store has been sentenced.

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Man who killed Army veteran behind local 7-Eleven store sentenced​

Keith Louis Marinnie Jr. (Jail photo)(KWTX)
By Alex Cano
Published: Feb. 13, 2019 at 3:09 PM MST

Keith Louis Marinnie, Jr.,of Killeen, has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from the May 2017 shooting death of Travis James Granger, 29, also of Killeen.
Granger, 29, an Army veteran who deployed twice to Afghanistan, was shot on May 5, 2017 behind a 7-Eleven store at 1293 South Fort Hood Street in Killeen.
He was taken to Metroplex Hospital in Killeen where he was pronounced dead.

Granger joined the Army in August 2006 and left the service in June 2016.
He rose to the rank of sergeant in October 2011.
He deployed to Afghanistan from April 2011 to April 2012 and again from January 2013 to September 2013.
He was stationed at Fort Hood from October 2012 until June 2016.

His awards and decorations included four Army Commendation Medals and four Army Achievement Medals.

 

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