Ex-NFL Player Murder Trial — FL v. Travis Rudolph (Day 1)

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WEST PALM BEACH — The murder trial of former Florida State University football player Travis Rudolph began Wednesday morning.
Rudolph, a former NFL player, is charged with murder and three counts of attempted murder in connection with a fatal shooting outside of his Lake Park home two years ago.

Four men appeared on Rudolph's doorstep shortly after midnight on April 7, 2021 to confront him about a dispute he had with his girlfriend hours earlier. The dispute turned violent, Rudolph said, and he armed himself with an AR-15.

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