thursday, january 29, 2026 at 6:07:00 p.m. est
“grand rapids, mich. (wood) — when police responded to his tearful 911 call about a shooting tuesday morning, Charles Broomfield told them that two men had broken in and killed his fiancée [sic] and her two sons, according to court documents.
“the invaders had spared his life and the life of his 5-year-old son, he told police.
“a short time later, after police found inconsistencies in his story, Broomfield confessed to killing his fiancée Jacqueline Neill, 40, and her sons from a previous relationship, Cameron Kilpatrick, 15, and Michael Kilpatrick, 13, according to court documents.
“Broomfield, 44, was arraigned thursday afternoon on three counts of first-degree premeditated murder and three counts of felony firearm.
“appearing in court via video linkup from jail, he listened stoically as the charges against him were read. asked by the magistrate if he understood the charge of murdering Neill, he said, 'no.' the judge asked his attorney to explain the charge to him. she did and again asked if he understood. he replied, 'yes, ma’am.
“asked if he understood the weapons charges against him, he replied, 'yes, I guess.
“the magistrate asked if Broomfield understood when his attorney explained his rights. he said, 'a little bit, here and there.' asked if he had any questions for the court about those rights, he said, 'none that I can think of at the moment.'”
GRA: Why ANY White woman would endanger herself and her kids with a blackie(with no job)and brains made of watermelon seeds,is beyond me. Yeah,she had a kid with him,but I mean BEFORE that. Suicide by negro is what this is.
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N.S.: Broomfield is playing a ruse, in order to try and get his guilty verdict thrown out, assuming one or more black jurors doesn't hang the jury.
Oh, and nix that story about her being his fiancée. Some black men have a thing about calling their girlfriend their fiancée, but they don't have a thing about marrying them.
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She thought it would be fun...something different, something new... a different flavor she could laugh with her friends about. Little did she know that some relationships are a lot harder to get out of than to get into.
blacks consider White women to be slaves--literally.
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For life--and on demand.
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HERE'S THE BROOMFIELD BALONEY IN FULL--HE THOUGHT THIS WOULD FLY?.
(court tv)During an interview with police on Tuesday, Broomfield claimed two people he did not know broke into the home. He claimed he was upstairs and heard someone talking with Neill. Broomfield said he went downstairs and saw one person pointing a gun at her, court documents show.
The other suspect chased Broomfield upstairs, he claimed. At that point, he heard shots from downstairs.
The person who followed Broomfield upstairs allegedly grabbed a gun from an unlocked gun safe, then threatened the 44-year-old and his 5-year-old son. Broomfield told detectives he pleaded with the person not hurt either of them.
The armed individual ultimately left the room without shooting, Broomfield claimed. He said he heard gunshots from the bedrooms of his stepsons, but said he was busy trying to comfort his 5-year-old.
Broomfield told police he called 911 after looking outside and seeing prints in the snow showing the assailants had left. He claimed the whole situation took just minutes and that he picked up the phone shortly after the people left.
His story didn’t match the evidence police collected at the scene, authorities said.
Investigation findings
A K9 track led officers to a gun box in the backyard. The box was locked, police found, with tracks in the snow showing someone from the house had walked out to it and back inside on Tuesday. Broomfield’s gun was located inside the box.
The key to the gun box was found in Broomfield’s bedroom.
This Jan. 27, 2026 booking photo provided by Kent County Jail shows Charles Broomfield. (Kent County Jail)
Ballistic evaluation of the bullet casings in the home showed that just one weapon was used to kill all three victims, according to court records.
Officers did not find any tracks in the snow around the house to support the claim of multiple people entering and exiting the home, according to the court documents.
GRA:IQ:-20
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