Grant Amato Crime Scene

The first victim of the Grant Amato crime scene was the mother of one of the accused killers, Margaret Amato. Grant held a gun to her head, but had time to think before pulling the trigger. The other victim, Cody Amato, was shot in the head and found by a doorway between the garage and home gym.

The evidence found at the crime scene is largely digital. A thumb drive that was connected to Grant Amato’s computer the night of the crime was a key focus of the trial. The thumb drive held nearly 600 photos and was used as an evidence in the trial. This evidence helped the prosecutor show that Grant Amato was responsible for the crimes.

The murder case against Grant Amato is particularly compelling. In addition to shooting his parents and brother, Grant Amato also stole more than $200,000 from his family, which was used to buy a stolen gun. Amato reportedly became obsessed with the webcam model Silviya Ventsislavova, and then stole over $200,000 from his family, before murdering his family. The murders left behind a house filled with blood. Deputy Moderson gained access to the home when he was unable to get a response from the family. Cody’s car was parked in the driveway, and the crime scene is a gruesome scene.

After Silvie gave Grant an ultimatum to stop speaking with Silvie, he began to spend the entire night on the internet, and his father told him he was going to go to therapy if he continued to do so. However, he continued to use Silvie’s phone, and her son, Chad Amato, finally found out on Jan. 24. He claimed his father had gotten angry at him for being obsessed with Sylvia.

At the beginning of December, Grant Amato’s case seemed to be improving. The grand-theft charge was dropped after the incident at the hospital. Meanwhile, Cody Amato and Grant returned home on Dec. 15. While the family was still upset about the theft, Cody was concerned about Grant’s job situation.

In the months leading up to the crime scene, Grant and Silvie were not in a good relationship. According to the detectives, Grant had been in and out of rehab several times. Grant was also angry about the fact that Silvie had told him the truth about her husband and his family. Grant’s brother, Jason, also testified for the prosecution. He described the way the family was in the months leading up to the murders. Chad had given Grant an ultimatum and a set of rules for him to follow.

Hundreds of pages of records and recorded interviews were released by the Seminole-Brevard State Attorney’s office. The defense is expected to call Amato to the stand soon. During the investigation, the Seminole County Sheriff’s investigator interviewed Grant Amato after the murders. Amato’s family fought to protect him from the legal consequences.