Bree Kuhn murder case

The legal case of Bree Kristen Kuhn v. State of Florida remains open, with ongoing appellate proceedings and recent filings, including briefs and motions, as of November 6, 2025.

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The jury concluded that Bree Kuhn's act was a conscious decision to kill her husband, Collin Turner, not self-defense, after she shot him in the back when he threatened to take their children away.

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The court formally acknowledged Bree Kuhn's appeal to overturn her life sentence for the murder of her husband. Her attorneys had submitted the notice to appeal the judgment and sentence the previous month.

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Officials stated that Bree Kuhn locked her husband, Collin Turner, in their garage before shooting him four times in the back.

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Bree Kuhn was sentenced to life in prison on September 30, 2024, after being found guilty of first-degree murder for killing her husband, Collin Turner. The jury delivered its verdict after deliberating for over four hours. Turner's parents delivered victim impact statements during the sentencing phase.

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Bree Kuhn was convicted of first-degree murder for killing her husband, Collin Turner, on September 8, 2021, while he was on the phone with a 911 dispatcher. Her self-defense claim, based on battered spouse syndrome, faltered after her brother's testimony, and she ultimately did not testify. Kuhn was sentenced to life in prison on September 27, 2024.

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Bree Kuhn admitted to killing her husband, Collin Turner, in bodycam footage played during her murder trial. A jury found Kuhn guilty of first-degree premeditated murder on December 27, 2024, following an argument about their children. She is facing a potential life sentence.

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A Florida jury found Bree Kuhn guilty of first-degree premeditated murder after deliberating for just over four hours.

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Opening statements in the Bree Kuhn murder trial revealed prosecutors allege she killed her husband, Collin Turner, after he threatened to take their children, detailing how he called 911 as she allegedly locked him in a garage and shot him. Kuhn, a Chief Petty Officer, claimed self-defense and years of abuse, intending to use a battered spouse syndrome defense. Bodycam evidence presented showed Kuhn admitting to the shooting while Turner was on the phone with 911.

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Bree Kuhn initially intended to testify in her own defense but ultimately decided not to, which impacted her defense's ability to call a psychological expert.

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During the trial, Bree Kuhn's brother testified as a witness for the defense.

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The trial for Bree Kuhn began with opening statements, where prosecutors alleged she killed her husband in cold blood, while the defense claimed self-defense.

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Kuhn's attorney filed a notice of intent to rely on a battered spouse syndrome defense.

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Navy Chief Petty Officer Bree Kuhn was arrested for the shooting death of her husband, an incident that occurred four years prior to her arrest.

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Bree Kuhn, a Navy officer, was arrested and charged with first-degree premeditated murder on September 8, 2021, for fatally shooting her husband, Collin Turner. The shooting occurred after arguments, with Turner stating "She just shot me" during a 911 call. Kuhn later confessed, stating she shot him because he threatened to take their children.

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Law enforcement responded to multiple 911 calls from the couple's home throughout the day, and upon their arrival, Kuhn admitted to shooting her husband.

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