He remarked, “That’s too much to handle,” showing his sorrow and frustration. Given that the homeowner was also a person of color, police do not think race had a role.
Asteria Williams, a neighbor, seemed to attest to the homeowner’s character when she added, “He’s a nice, caring dude.”
“He would have given them anything if they had knocked on his door and asked for it. “He’s a good guy,” she continued. However, the relatives of the slain teenagers had inquiries.
In the episode below, LaShawn Thornton, the aunt of Reid and Hernandez, told 11 Alive, “I hope that someone can come forward and let us know what’s going on, because this is, like, devastating to my family.”
“At this time, three teenagers have died. She went on to remark, “And we all loved them,” adding that she “wants justice.”
However, many people had questions for the family after learning of the boys’ deaths on social media, including why they were out with handguns at four in the morning.
