Did Fired Shock Jock
Help Bust Open A Murder Conspiracy Case?

Bubba The Love Sponge

A Riverview, Florida woman was being held Friday without bond on charges of plotting to kill her former boyfriend -- a conspiracy allegedly heard on a voice mail tape and repeatedly played on a Florida radio station.

Elizabeth Jewell Williams, 38, was charged Thursday with conspiring to kill Charles "Chuck" Rock. Hillsborough County sheriff's investigators say the pair had had a stormy relationship since 2000.

Rock was doused with gasoline and set on fire Aug. 10 in a park east of Tampa. He died six days later. Authorities charged Joshua Singletary, 25, with the slaying.

As the investigation continued, a taped conversation supposedly between Williams and Singletary hours before Rock's death was played repeatedly on Bubba the Love Sponge Clem's morning radio show.

In the exchange, two people are heard talking about "Chuck" and "killing somebody." Clem vowed to keep playing the tape until authorities arrested Williams. Investigators said they were aware of the tape.

"Law enforcement was in the middle of working on it when he aired it," said Pam Bondi, spokeswoman for the State Attorney's Office. She said the airing hampered the investigation, particularly because Williams then knew she was a suspect.

Clem has since been fired by Clear Channel Communications Inc., the radio station's parent company, for airing obscene material unrelated to slaying case.

Williams was jailed without bond Friday. No information on an attorney for Williams was available.

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