Jeremy Linot was making a delivery last spring on South St. Francis when he heard a popping noise. "I thought it was a backfire" from a vehicle, Linot testified Wednesday at a preliminary hearing where a judge ruled Shannon Bogguess should stand trial on charges including first-degree murder. Linot heard the roaring engine of a car speeding away and stepped outside the business where he was making his delivery. A man lay in the street bleeding that morning, May 12. Jim Collins, 55, the owner of Marquee Motors, had been shot. Collins was still alive when Linot ran to him and tried to pull him from the street. "Something made me look up," Linot testified. ...
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