Bond was denied Wednesday for the Moncks Corner man charged with double murder and attempted murder following a two-vehicle crash and shooting in Georgetown County this week.
Family members of victims Charles Wall and Laura Anderson addressed the court, saying suspect Ty Sheem Ha Sheem Walters III, 23, destroyed their lives.
"He has taken two of my best friends," said Kimberly Wall, wife of Charles Wall and mother of Anderson.
"I have other family and I'm just scared for all of us. He has destroyed my life," she said. "I don't want him to get out."
Wall, 45, and Anderson, 21, both of Andrews, were killed in a shooting Monday evening on U.S. 521 in the Andrews area. A third victim, Paul McConnell, was shot and is still hospitalized, prosecutors said.
Walters is charged with two counts of murder, one count of attempted murder and three counts of possession of a weapon during a violent crime.
Adam Anderson, Anderson's father, said to the courtroom Wednesday that his daughter was his rock.
"This man has destroyed my family," he said.
Walters made his first appearance in court Wednesday.
Chief Magistrate Judge Isaac L. Pyatt Sr. denied bond for this possession of a weapon during a violent crime charges. Bond for murder can only be set in circuit court.
Walters will appear for a circuit court hearing at a later date, according to the Georgetown County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies apprehended Walters around 6:30 p.m. Monday after a foot chase when he fled near the Kent Road area, said Jason Lesley, spokesperson for Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office.
When deputies arrived on scene, they found multiple people with gunshot wounds during an altercation that resulted after the crash, authorities said.
According to warrants, Walters shot Wall at least twice in the upper torso and shot Anderson in the head with a handgun. McConnell was shot in the face, the warrant states.
