Key’Mydre Palmer Anderson.Photo: Facebook
A 16-year-old Texas boy died after being shot and dumped out of a moving car — and now three teens and one of the youth’s mothers are charged in connection with his death.
On Jan. 22, just after 7 p.m., police in Mesquite were called after a witness reported seeing a male “fall from a vehicle” in what was initially believed to be a car accident, the Mesquite Police Department said in a statement.
Instead, officers found a teen boy lying on the ground with what appeared to be a puncture wound to the chest, police said.
Officers found Key’Mydre with no clothes on and scrapes all over his skin, his mother, Shenika Palmer, toldWFAA.
A good Samaritan ran over to help Key’Mydre, covering him with a jacket to keep him warm until the ambulance arrived, she told WFAA.
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Paramedics treated him at the scene before rushing him to a local hospital, where he was later pronounced deceased.
The puncture wound to the victim’s chest was later determined to be consistent with a gunshot wound, said police.
Four suspects have been arrested in connection with this incident: Johnathan Pyle, 19, from Dallas; Simon Guillen, 18, from Wilmer; Crystal Guillen, 34, from Wilmer, who is Simon’s mother; and an unidentified 15-year-old boy from Dallas.
Johnathan Pyle, Simon Guillen, Crystal Guillen.Courtesy of the Mesquite Police Department
All four have been charged with capital murder.
It is unclear whether they have retained attorneys who can speak on their behalf.
As police continue to investigate, Key’Mydre’s loved ones are mourning the loss of the boy who loved football and his big family.
“Now, I only have memories, and pictures and video,” his mother told WFAA about her oldest child.
According to his obituary, Key’Mydre was a student at John Horn High School, “where football was his favorite sport,” it reads. “He worked at Sonic as a cook.”
source: people.com
