COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A man who ransacked a South Carolina bank knew he would kill somebody that day since he was frantic for cash, and he shot one worker as she endeavored to stow away under a work area, a FBI operator said.
Brandon Council confronts state and government charges after he was captured Wednesday in Greenville, North Carolina.
Committee burned through six evenings at a motel in Conway right over the road from the Cres Com Bank office before strolling to the bank Monday, FBI operator Jeffrey Long said in a sworn articulation documented in government court Thursday.
Observation film from the bank indicated Council quickly conversing with the teller before shooting her few times, at that point finding a moment worker stowing away under a work area and discharging various shots at her, Long said.
"Gathering told specialists he was edgy, he required cash and that he knew he would shoot somebody," Long composed.
Kathryn Davis Skeen, 36, and Donna Major, 59, were both executed. South Carolina prosecutors intend to accuse Council of murder, equipped burglary, being a criminal possessing a gun and different checks, while government prosecutors have accused him of outfitted bank theft bringing about death and utilizing a gun in a wrongdoing of savagery.
Subsequent to slaughtering the workers, Council took the keys from both their vehicles and their banks cards. He stole one vehicle, drove it to the motel, immediately stacked his baggage and left, Long said.
Board was paroled not long ago on charges of burglary more noteworthy than $1,000 and being a routine criminal, and eleven days after he was discharged, he looted a bank in Wilson, North Carolina.
Board was captured Wednesday in Greenville after a 911 guest saw him at an eatery. He consented to come back to South Carolina amid a Thursday evening hearing in government court in North Carolina. Court records indicated he didn't have an attorney.
After his capture, Council advised the specialists that he demand to pass on and he viewed the film "Get Rich or Die Tryin'" before setting off to the bank.
