A man from North Carolina was accused of killing his mother and teenager only six days after his release from prison.
Da'ron Jenkins, 25, walked for free on Tuesday last week after serving more than five years to steal guns and car robbery, Witn said – with his mother, Dana Jenkins, 50 years old, writing on Facebook: “My child is the home !! Lord I ThX U !!”
But Jenkins has quickly returned behind bars, and was accused of killing first -degree murder for his mother and his 15 -year -old brother Darne Cox, who was dead in their home in Wilson, about 40 miles east of Rally.
The authorities did not say how the two died and did not give the suspected motivation.
However, Julia Corinigae, her cousin living in the neighborhood, told the CBS 17 that the mother and her son were stabbed to death – with their bodies hours after the suspect's seen “seems to have just had a mental wing.”
“He told me a look at his face that he had done something. He was cut off. He had a bandage on his hand.”
His cousin said that Jenkins had been shying worried signs since she was released from prison.
“I hurt because I knew that he would do something,” said Cornigay. “You can only see that he was very full. He was very worried. He couldn't stay steadily. He had this infiltration from him. Like a crazy person trying to prepare to do something, like the generalization.”
Da'ron Jenkins was arrested and seized in Wilson County Prison without Bond.
He appeared before the court of preliminary in the court on Tuesday.
Darren and his mother were remembered by the local church community.
“They loved each other. They loved us. We loved them.”
“In particular, Darren – the world meant all of us. Teenagers here, they are very sad. My children, adults here, are the entire city, his colleagues at school, and teachers. It is harsh and unfortunate.”
