By Aaron Miller-
Two South Carolina teens are facing a murder charge after they robbed and shot a man who helped them get their vehicle out of a ditch.
17 year old Deon Antonius Faster, 17 and Anthony Duplex Tyler, and Anthony Duplex
Tyler these two teens, cruelly killed Chadwell Garnett, after the good Samaritan helped get their vehicle out of a ditch.
Tyler is still on the run and has not been caught, but the other two remain in police custody on suspicion of murder.
The tear away teens had promised Garnett 20 dollars for the assistance, but eventually turned on him by robbing and shooting him to death when he asked for the money.
The factual details of the case emerged following the release of a court affidavit demanded by WHNS.
A witness at the scene said Garnett had agreed to help the teenage pair for 20 dollars, but was shot in the chest for demanding the money.after his assistance.
It appears the violent teenage boys took exception to the Samaritan’s expectation of money in return for a service the boys probably believed should be free.
Perhaps in hindsight, the Samaritan should not have expected payment from two distraught teenagers whose vehicle had just fallen into the ditch. Whatever the lesson, the murder was most brutal and inhumane, how can a request for 20 dollars lead to murder?
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In a horrifying killing that shows some of the heartlessness of these teens, the killers then drove Garnett’s car six miles away where they were eventually caught by police.
Affidavit court details reveal that the men were caught when a woman called police to complain that two men were driving her car without her permission.
Garnett’s family were in court and called the boys cowards, according to Post And Courier
They may face the death penalty.
The senseless murder makes people less inclined to stop and help their fellow man, if good will can end up so tragically like this.
Though it may be that the violent thugs saw the request of 20 dollars as not being good willed.