A South Carolina man was distraught over drawn-out divorce proceedings and a recent order to sell a home he co-owned with his ex-wife when he killed the woman's attorney and then himself, authorities said Thursday. Jerry Dean Crenshaw shot J. Redmond Coyle Wednesday in a parking lot behind Coyle's Pickens, S.C., office, the local police chief said. Crenshaw's wife had hired Coyle after the pair filed for divorce, according to court filings.
February 05, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A South Carolina man was distraught over drawn-out divorce proceedings and a recent order to sell a home he co-owned with his ex-wife when he killed the woman’s attorney and then himself, authorities said Thursday.
Jerry Dean Crenshaw shot 61-year-old J. Redmond Coyle several times Wednesday afternoon in a parking lot behind Coyle’s downtown Pickens, S.C., office, Police Chief Tommy Ellenburg said.
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