A North Carolina man is charged with three counts of capital murder in the killings of three men in Southwest Virginia, including the owner of one of North Carolina’s largest Christmas tree farms. Grayson County Sheriff Richard Vaughn says Frederick Phillip Hammer remains in custody in Florida. That’s where Hammer fled to after he was questioned following the discovery of the bodies of Ronald Hudler, his son, Frederick Hudler and employee John Miller. Authorities believe they were shot to death during an attempted robbery on Ron Hudler’s property in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia, near the North Carolina border. Ronald Hudler’s farm supplied the White House Christmas tree in 1995. Meanwhile, Ashe County North Carolina Sheriff James Williams says his investigators want to talk to Hammer in connection with the disappearance of a man who hasn’t been seen in nearly a year.