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Auburn Grad Who Just Landed Dream Job Allegedly Shot and Killed by Boyfriend's Father in Alabama

Authorities say an extensive investigation led to manslaughter charges and a $30,000 bond for the boyfriend’s father.

  • Following an 'extensive investigation,' Trussville police arrested Jeffrey Scott Towers, 54, on a charge of reckless manslaughter in the death of his son's 22-year-old girlfriend, Whitney Robeson.
  • Robeson, a recent Auburn University graduate and interior designer, died from a gunshot wound on March 7 at a home on Deer Trail in Trussville, Alabama, about 15 miles northeast of Birmingham.
  • Initially, authorities reported the death as accidental to the Jefferson County Coroner and Medical Examiner Office, but the investigation into the circumstances continued until Monday.
  • Towers posted $30,000 bail, while his attorneys John Amari and Dain Stewart called the death a 'tragic event' and maintained his innocence regarding the charges.
  • Delta Gamma sorority members honored the Virginia native, who was involved in the LovEvolve program's 'Wrapped in Whitney' initiative providing essential resources to support new mothers.
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Auburn grad who just landed dream job allegedly shot and killed by boyfriend's father in Alabama

An Alabama man is facing charges two months after allegedly shooting his son's 22-year-old girlfriend, who was a recent Auburn University graduate and had just landed her dream job as an interior designer.

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Sorority sister allegedly shot and killed by boyfriend’s father, reports say

A college graduate was allegedly shot and killed by her boyfriend’s father in Alabama, according to multiple reports.

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TMZ broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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