Suspect In Quadruple Killings Says He Didn’t Do It

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The suspect in the Florida deaths of his ex-girlfriend, her new boyfriend and her parents says he was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Adam Matos told the Tampa Bay Times (http://bit.ly/1pOozsN) in a jailhouse interview Tuesday that "all the fingers point to him" so he's probably not going to "change anybody's beliefs" that he killed four people and left their bodies on the top of a hill in Pasco County.

He was arrested last week at a Tampa hotel with his 4-year-old autistic son. Matos hasn't been charged with the killings. He's being held on a separate aggravated assault charge. Matos and his ex-girlfriend Megan Brown left Pennsylvania for Florida two months ago.

The child is safe and staying with family.