'Joe Cool' To Be Auctioned
POSTED: Wednesday, October 8, 2008
UPDATED: 7:29 am EDT October 8,
2008
  The Joe Cool |
MIAMI -- The "Joe Cool" charter boat, on which 4 people were murdered, will be sold in a public auction today.The 47-foot vessel, a 1988 Buddy Davis convertible, has 2 staterooms and 2 bathrooms.Bidding will begin today at 1:30 p.m. at the Miami-Dade Courthouse. The current highest bid is $70,000.Last October, the captain of the "Joe Cool," his wife and 2 deck hands were murdered after their vessel was hijacked at sea.On Monday, a Miami federal judge ordered one of the murder suspects Guillermo Zarabozo to be retried on murder, kidnapping and robbery charges. A mistrial was declared on those charges last week.Zarabozo claims Kirby Archer killed the crew after they refused to take them to Cuba.
Previous Stories:
- October 6, 2008: Retrial Scheduled For Suspect In 'Joe Cool' Killings
- July 25, 2008: Charter Boat Murder Suspect Changes Plea
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