NEWS ALERT: Development In McLemore Case

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Sunday, July 22. 2012
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Tranum McLemore
The County Record has learned that a Liberty County man has confessed to being in a romantic relationship with Winter McLemore, including at the time of her husband's death.

As previously reported, Tranum McLemore, 35, a coach at Blountstown Middle School, died from three gunshot wounds April 4. The death was quickly determined to be a suicide. However, questions were raised about the circumstances surrounding his death, as well as the handling of the case by the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office. The case was then turned over to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) to investigate.

A source close to the case reports a Bristol man was interviewed by an FDLE investigator last week in Marianna after his number appeared repeatedly on Winter McLemore's cell phone records. The man allegedly confessed to entering into a romantic relationship with Winter McLemore in January that continued throughout this year. He reportedly denied any involvement in McLemore's death and provided an alibi for the night of April 4.

FDLE officials will only confirm that the investigation is "active" at this time.

Because the man is employed by a state agency, The County Record will make a public records request this week for his state-issued cell phone expenses, as well as travel vouchers, to determine if taxpayers contributed any dollars to this alleged affair.
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#1 Anonymous on 07/22/12 at 09:07 PM [Reply]
Imagine that...look what happens when cops do their job. Maybe LCSO should take some notes.
#1.1 Rita Lewis on 07/23/12 at 12:20 PM [Reply]
1 Anonymous on 07/22/12 at 09:07 PM [Reply]
Imagine that...look what happens when cops do their job.
Yes, do look at what happens when cops do their job. From the article:

FDLE officials will only confirm that the investigation is "active" at this time.

The article also says this:
A source close to the case

What does that mean?
#2 Anonymous on 07/23/12 at 12:45 PM [Reply]
Looks like Winter wasn't all that innocent as she and her followers have tried to make her out to be!!!
#3 Anonymous on 07/23/12 at 11:32 PM [Reply]
Kudos to Scott and Clinton McLemore for refusing to accept the initial reports by the LCSO. I don't know if the romantic alliance between Winter and the unnamed man from Liberty County will reveal facts related to Tranum's death, but it certainly adds fuel to the fire. Nothing about 7 shots fired that night indicates suicide. My hope is that the mystery is solved! R.I.P. Tranum. You never deserved this!
#4 Anonymous on 07/24/12 at 11:19 AM [Reply]
My goodness, again in this area, it is not what you know, but who you know that decides whether or not a crime has been committed. I feel so sorry for the McClemore family and those poor children, who are left without a father because of a wandering mother.....Law enforcement needs to go back and renew their vows to uphold the law, no matter who is involved.
#4.1 Anonymous on 07/25/12 at 06:23 PM [Reply]
Has anyone ever wondered why she wandered??? She had the CRAP beat out of her!! I would have left, and looked for something better if i was her too!! If indead she shot him (and i doubt she did) he deserved it!! Beat a woman?? Pay the price!!
#5 Anonymous on 07/24/12 at 06:40 PM [Reply]
i hope all the truth will come out and the law enforcement involved in the initial investigation has to pay for covering up the facts and compromising the crime scene. the first thing anyone should think about is,NO ONE SHOOTS THEMSELVES THREE TIMES. NOT EVEN WITH A BB GUN.
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