Former Trump White House aide Garrett Ziegler met Tuesday with the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection. A former aide to then-White House economic adviser Peter Navarro ...

In December, Ziegler was stripped of all of his responsibilities and has his salary reduced to $1. The State Executive Committee is scheduled to hold an emergency meeting on Monday to remove him ...

Prosecutors said Zeigler, who is white, lured three Black men—including Mays— to his family's furniture store in Winter Garden on December 24, 1975, after the murders in order to frame them.

On a chilly Christmas Eve in 1975, Zeigler, then 30, and his handyman, Edward Williams, 58, pulled up to the back of the W.T. Zeigler Furniture store, about 10 miles north of the Magic Kingdom.

However, over the course of his sentence, Zeigler, who turns 80 in July, has remained steadfast in his innocence. “I’ve been fighting all these years for my name. I want my name back!