The victim, John “Scooter” Mamph, 29, was a father and the youngest of five children.
Five people were charged in Mamph’s murder not long after his body was found by a jet skier more than 100 yards off the coast of this area. According to the affidavit, the five suspects worked together to tie him up and leave him for dead.5 arrested, accused in connection to murder of man on Gilligan’s Island in Georgia
Parrish said she’s known Mamph since he was a young child — the youngest of five children, born to a single mother.He grew up in the Tampa area and when he was in his early ‘20s his mom died suddenly of cancer. Parrish said he struggled after that and moved to Georgia with his family. According to affidavits, Mamph was sleeping with Robison in her tent at Gilligan’s Island on the morning of July 5 when Mistretta, Doughtery, Kennedy, and Mcguire started heading toward it. The affidavit suggests Mamph and Mistretta had been fighting with each other about women they were dating, but people in the area told News4JAX they had been in conflict over a tent.
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