The homeowner accused of fatally shooting a 20-year-old woman when an SUV she was in turned into the wrong driveway in upstate New York will remain in jail, judge rules.
when a group of four friends realized they’d pulled into the wrong driveway and were leaving the home in Hebron, roughly 50 miles north of Albany.who was pronounced dead several miles away after the group called 911.
Morris also revealed Monahan had recently “caused a scene” at a state Department of Motor Vehicles office, alleging the suspect was upset because he had to show up in person. Prosecutors asked for the judge to impose bail between $250,000 cash and $1 million partially-secured bond. that Monahan had become more and more upset in recent years at people making wrong turns into his driveway.on Tuesday night, Blake Walsh said that he and three passengers — two friends and Gillis, his girlfriend — had been looking for a party when two rounds were fired in their direction.
While Mausert has declined to discuss details of the shooting, he told NBC News before Wednesday's hearing that “there were mistakes made by the drivers of the vehicles, mistakes made by my client. I can not elaborate on that more until I conduct my own investigation, which I’m in the process of doing. And until I receive discoverable material from the district attorney’s office.”
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