Rutherford County Man Arrested, Charged In Cannon County Deaths

  • Friday, January 20, 2017

Special agents from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation have arrested and charged a Rutherford County man accused of killing two individuals and injuring a third in a Cannon County incident from over the weekend.

At the request of 16th District Attorney General Jennings Jones, TBI special agents began investigating an incident that occurred on Jan. 14, on Choctaw Drive in Woodbury. There, authorities discovered the body of David Wooten, deceased from an apparent gunshot wound. Two women also sustained injuries in the incident: Elizabeth Clement and Laura Jastre. Despite medical treatment, Clement subsequently died from her injuries. Ms. Jastre continues to recover at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. During the course of the investigation, agents developed information leading to Robert Jesse Mount as the individual responsible for the incident.

On Friday morning, agents arrested Mount and charged him with two counts of first-degree murder and one count of attempted first-degree murder. At the time of this release, Mount was being held in the Cannon County Jail without bond. The investigation into this incident remains active and ongoing, with the assistance of the Rutherford and Cannon County sheriff’s departments.

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