MOUNT OLIVE, Kentucky (FOX 56) — On Tuesday morning, a Robertson County judge dismissed a protective order, which included a claim that Torileña Fields was not the only one allegedly involved in her mother’s gruesome death, citing “no findings.”

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Just two days after Fields’ arrest for allegedly killing and dismembering his motherhis sister Telby Fields filed for an emergency protective order against his brother Truitt Fields.

Protection order filed after mother’s death: “I am next”

On October 11, Telby claimed that for “his entire life,” Truitt, 42, had threatened his life and that of his mother.

The petition said Truitt is believed to be “armed and dangerous” and that Telby fears for her life and calls her brother a “monster.”

“When they found my body, Truitt Fields murdered me,” he pleaded. “Please give me this order; Without him, I’m next.”

“He has called me and threatened to kill me to claim his ‘birthright’ as a firstborn,” he wrote.

She explicitly stated that Torilena “massacred” her mother under Truitt’s “advice.” Telby also requested that he be banned from attending his mother’s funeral, calling him “unstable”.

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The case was due to go before a judge on Tuesday morning.

According to court records, a Robertson County judge noted there was no evidence of domestic violence and “no findings of any act or threat of violence after 2021.”

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As a result, the court withdrew the emergency protective order and dismissed the case.

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