The man accused of fatally shooting his wife and their adult daughter and son at their Nassau County home was found competent after he was ruled not competent for prosecution several times.

The man accused of fatally shooting his wife and their adult daughter and son at their Nassau County home in December was found not competent for prosecution after he appeared for a mental competency review Thursday morning.

Attorneys for Nassau County father William Broyles, who was charged with murdering three family members, will be in court on Thursday morning for another mental competency review. Broyles is not expected to be in the courtroom.

A man charged with killing his wife and two of their adult children inside their Nassau County home last year was found not competent for prosecution Thursday.

We are expected to hear from all three psychologists who examined Broyles in court in October.

Attorneys who are representing defendants in five high-profile Northeast Florida cases that involve charges of either manslaughter or murder have brought into question their client’s mental competency, and some have requested evaluations.

The man accused of fatally shooting his wife and their adult daughter and son at their Nassau County home in December will undergo a third mental competence evaluation.

The man accused of fatally shooting his wife and their adult daughter and son at their Nassau County home in December will undergo a third mental competence evaluation.

The man accused of fatally shooting his wife and their adult daughter and son at their Nassau County home in December will undergo a second psychological evaluation.

The man accused of fatally shooting his wife and their adult daughter and son at their Nassau County home in December is not competent to stand trial, according to a doctor who evaluated William Broyles, his attorney told a Nassau County judge on Thursday.

The Nassau County former church worker accused of gunning down his family inside their home in Callahan is expected to face a judge.

Prosecutors have notified William Broyles, the man accused of fatally shooting his wife, daughter and son at their Nassau County home, that they intend to seek the death penalty should he be found guilty of first-degree murder charges, according to a court document obtained Wednesday by News4JAX.

A court document obtained Wednesday by News4JAX show that William Broyles, the Nassau County man accused of fatally shooting his wife, daughter and son at their home, has been indicted on three counts of first-degree murder.

The arraignment will take place without William Broyles present, as he was granted a request to waive appearances.

Watch what you say on the phone and to your cellmates.

A bio page lists William Broyles as director of music ministries at Hodges Boulevard Presbyterian Church.