Parking Dispute Turns Deadly | George Summers Interrogation — Transcript
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- 0:00Can you please
- 0:03please? I was begging, man. Begging.
- 0:08Just go tell your son to hold your car.
- 0:12>> Disclaimer. This video is for commentary
- 0:14and educational purposes only. All
- 0:16individuals are presumed innocent until
- 0:18proven guilty in a court of law. Any
- 0:20footage used in this video is obtained
- 0:22through public records and falls under
- 0:24fair use for the purpose of reporting,
- 0:26analysis, and public interest. On the
- 0:29afternoon of February 22nd, 2023, an
- 0:32Arendelle County police were dispatched
- 0:34to a quiet residential home on Parkplace
- 0:36in Brooklyn Park, Maryland after reports
- 0:39of a shooting inside the residence. When
- 0:41officers entered the home, they
- 0:43discovered 48-year-old Shared Moore
- 0:45suffering from a gunshot wound to the
- 0:46head. He [music] was rushed to the
- 0:48Maryland Shock Trauma Center, where he
- 0:50later died from his injuries. The
- 0:52shooter was identified at the scene
- 0:53[music] as Mo's stepfather, George
- 0:55Albert Summers, a resident of the home.
- 0:57Investigators [music] determined the
- 0:59shooting followed an escalating dispute
- 1:00that unfolded inside the residence
- 1:03centered [music] on a disagreement over
- 1:04a parking spot. Officers reported that
- 1:07Summers was taken into custody without
- 1:09incident as the scene [music] was
- 1:10secured. The circumstances left
- 1:12detectives confronting a troubling
- 1:13possibility that an argument over
- 1:16something as ordinary as a parking space
- 1:17could end in gunfire. This is the
- 1:20interrogation of George Albert Summers.
- 1:24>> Yeah. Listen, Detective Davis, if you
- 1:25didn't remember. Yeah.
- 1:27>> Um, I didn't write your name down the
- 1:29first time. I know your last name.
- 1:30Summers.
- 1:31>> Yeah.
- 1:32>> Wolf.
- 1:33>> Wolf's middle name, right?
- 1:35>> Albert.
- 1:36>> Albert. Wolf. Summers.
- 1:37>> George Albert Lee. Wolf Summers Jr. II.
- 1:41>> Holy. Can I say that one more time?
- 1:42[laughter]
- 1:44>> Spell with your first name.
- 1:45>> George.
- 1:45>> George.
- 1:47>> Lee.
- 1:48Spell that.
- 1:49>> L E F L E.
- 1:51>> L E F L E.
- 1:53>> Third grade.
- 1:54>> Okay.
- 1:55>> Summers Junior. the third.
- 1:57>> How can you be junior or third? How does
- 1:58that work?
- 1:58>> Well, both my father's name was George.
- 2:01One named me go
- 2:04>> the second, the other name the third.
- 2:06>> Okay. Um, Mr. Summers, what is your date
- 2:09of birth? All right, s I read your
- 2:10Miranda rights when we were out on
- 2:11scene. They all still apply sitting in
- 2:13here. This is just a little bit more
- 2:14comfortable environment. Um, we'll talk
- 2:16to you in here and then we'll transport
- 2:17you down to the detention center. Um,
- 2:20are you currently under influence of any
- 2:21alcohol or drugs?
- 2:23>> Excuse me. Are you under the influence
- 2:25of any alcohol or drugs currently?
- 2:26>> I had two drinks today.
- 2:28>> Okay. Two drinks.
- 2:29>> Two beers.
- 2:29>> Two beers.
- 2:30>> Mhm.
- 2:31>> Like regular canned beers or
- 2:33>> can beer.
- 2:34>> Okay. What kind of beer you drink?
- 2:35Anything good?
- 2:36>> Uh but Ice.
- 2:37>> But Ice, my man.
- 2:41All right. So, we kind of already went
- 2:43down through all all what happened. This
- 2:44is a formality.
- 2:46Can you just run me through the story
- 2:48one more time?
- 2:50um from the because you said it started
- 2:51this morning until where we ended up
- 2:54today at the end.
- 2:54>> Let's start back 4 months. Okay.
- 2:59>> Uh
- 3:00my wife's son, [clears throat]
- 3:03>> he got kicked [snorts] out of his
- 3:06grandmother's house cuz it was so
- 3:08filthy. We walked in there a couple
- 3:11times, went to North Carolina, stayed in
- 3:13Charlotte with my daughter and we came
- 3:17back. Um from Charlotte last year this
- 3:22time and my wife asked me could we uh go
- 3:27down and clean up in the basement where
- 3:30he live
- 3:32>> at your house.
- 3:33>> No, no, at her mother's house at his
- 3:36grandmother's house. And it was so
- 3:40filthy the whole family and and I don't
- 3:43look only I only got one person who
- 3:44would take my side on is her brother uh
- 3:48Wayne.
- 3:49And it was so filthy that when we went
- 3:53in to clean the room up.
- 3:58I didn't even know he was laying in the
- 3:59bed. That's how filthy it was. He had
- 4:02cans, bottles, everything all over the
- 4:05floor and pizza boxes, um, whatever all
- 4:11over the floor. It was so filthy when he
- 4:13moved in the bed.
- 4:17>> I didn't even know someone was in the
- 4:19bed. That's how filthy the room was.
- 4:20>> He was actually laying in the bed.
- 4:21>> He was actually laying in the bed,
- 4:24officer. And
- 4:27my wife asked me to say, "Can you go
- 4:29down on Belg Road and help me clean the
- 4:32room up?" I said, "Okay." When he
- 4:35[snorts] walked in, I I had a shovel and
- 4:37I was cleaning stuff up. And then
- 4:40something moved on the bed and I said,
- 4:43"Wait a minute. What was that on the
- 4:45bed?" It was him laying in the bed. Then
- 4:50they put him out of the house. And my
- 4:53wife said, "Well, when we was in
- 4:55Charlotte, North Carolina," she said,
- 4:57"Well, yeah, well, you can come stay
- 4:59with us." He said, "I got to think about
- 5:00it when I get there." And then when he
- 5:02moved there,
- 5:04officer
- 5:06>> That's right.
- 5:07>> He started showing the same signs. He
- 5:09would take pizza boxes, order food, cuz
- 5:12that's all he do is order food and throw
- 5:15them on the floor. He wouldn't even pick
- 5:17the trash up.
- 5:19>> And I just had a problem with that. And
- 5:20I kept telling my wife, "Well, you got
- 5:22to do something about this. You got to
- 5:24do something about this, darling. You
- 5:27got to do something about this. I will
- 5:29do something about this wolf." That's
- 5:31what everybody know me as wolf. Most
- 5:34people don't even know my real name. And
- 5:39he would fil up their house.
- 5:43>> And I kept saying, "He got to learn a
- 5:46way to clean up. Clean up. Clean up.
- 5:49Don't filth out the house like this. She
- 5:51said, "Yes, you will." My wife is
- 5:5470 years old like me.
- 5:58We don't have time in life to clean up
- 6:01after people officer. We don't have
- 6:04time. We 70 years old. Let us live our
- 6:06life, you know. And he kept pressing,
- 6:10pressing and pressing to do dirty thing.
- 6:14He will pray. He will come upstairs, fix
- 6:17a plate of food. My wife, first of all,
- 6:21let me say it.
- 6:23My wife told him before he moved into
- 6:25the house.
- 6:27>> She said, "Bring two pair of pants, two
- 6:30shirts, two pair of sneakers, and that's
- 6:33it. And your computer." He moved in,
- 6:38did so much. got so much electronics
- 6:40because he worked with uh the internet
- 6:45on um
- 6:48work with the internet on cable and he
- 6:52has so much power with them. Believe me,
- 6:56he has so much power with them that he
- 6:59can turn your TV off in your room and
- 7:01you wouldn't even know who turn your TV
- 7:04off. That's how much power he has with
- 7:05the cable company. And so he open the
- 7:07cable up with our house. Well, we don't
- 7:10have to pay cable. I said, "Okay, that's
- 7:12fine." But he is so filthy. So filthy,
- 7:17officer. So filthy.
- 7:20>> I can see you keep clean house. Other
- 7:21than that,
- 7:22>> yeah, but he he he just throw trash on
- 7:26the floor. He drank all Mountain Dew and
- 7:27throw a can on the floor. Wouldn't clean
- 7:29it up. That's why his grandmother kicked
- 7:31him out the house.
- 7:32>> And I told my wife, I said, "We can't do
- 7:35this. We can't live like this. Can't
- 7:37live like this,
- 7:38>> you know. But that's her son. What's her
- 7:41son's name? I don't even know that.
- 7:42>> Sherrod.
- 7:44>> Yeah. Sherro.
- 7:47He's She knows the person. And I told my
- 7:50wife, I said, "We can't live like this."
- 7:52I said, "We we're retired. We get a
- 7:56crazy check."
- 7:58>> Do you know what a crazy check is? Mm-
- 8:02>> You don't [clears throat]
- 8:06a crazy check, officer. It's a check
- 8:09that you get Thursday, every month.
- 8:12>> Well, Joe Biden give us a little more
- 8:14money every now and then.
- 8:16>> It's called a crazy check.
- 8:17>> That's That's what it is. A crazy chat.
- 8:18>> Why is it called a crazy chat?
- 8:19>> Because it's a crazy track. It's people
- 8:22crazy.
- 8:23>> So, it's crazy cuz you get it or
- 8:25>> crazy because it's you get free money.
- 8:27>> Okay. You know, they just say, "Okay,
- 8:32>> you done live your life. You done good.
- 8:34You all right." Okay. Something crazy.
- 8:36Okay. Forget that. Got it.
- 8:38>> Forget that. That's not
- 8:39>> He taught me something today. [laughter]
- 8:41>> I tell the guys on the job all the time.
- 8:43They laugh about it. Yeah. But uh but
- 8:47honestly, uh I have a lot of fun with
- 8:49people working with the bread company.
- 8:52And uh they all love me. And you will
- 8:56see when I go to court how many people
- 8:58would be there to stand.
- 8:59>> You seem like a very nice guy. You seem
- 9:01very upset.
- 9:01>> I mean I I don't bother nobody. Don't
- 9:03harm nobody. I ain't no gangster in the
- 9:05street. I don't live that life. I'm 70
- 9:08years old man. Come on. Let me live my
- 9:10life man. And he just he just disrupted
- 9:13all of that. And I told my wife I tell
- 9:15her all the time. I say let me and you
- 9:18enjoy our life together. You know
- 9:20>> you earned it.
- 9:21>> Yeah. You know like you bring him in and
- 9:25The main thing is officer be honest with
- 9:28you is
- 9:30that
- 9:32I told her I said why has he got his car
- 9:35parked in front where I break the bread
- 9:37truck every day
- 9:39and
- 9:41he parked his truck his car there and
- 9:44then I tell my wife I said go downstairs
- 9:46get the keys move the car he ain't got
- 9:48time he can't find the key I said please
- 9:52please I ask her 10 times. Officer,
- 9:57please just go get the keys and move the
- 10:00car so I can pop my bridge up here.
- 10:05He's at work. He said he can't find the
- 10:07keys.
- 10:10So, I go downstairs and I asked him
- 10:12politely,
- 10:14"Can you please come upstairs, move your
- 10:17car so I can park my truck?
- 10:20I can find my keys. I'm busy."
- 10:23I mean, we all know where that's coming
- 10:25from, you know,
- 10:28and he just wouldn't do it.
- 10:31>> So, I went downstairs again.
- 10:33Before I went downstairs, I asked my
- 10:35wife, I said, "Could you please go down
- 10:38there and get the key, move the car so I
- 10:41could park up, I was trying to be
- 10:43parking this truck there for 12 years."
- 10:46Same spot.
- 10:48Sat same spot.
- 10:51He wouldn't leave.
- 10:55>> Frustrated, man. Frustrated,
- 10:58which should never happen. Sorry on my
- 11:01heart. I ain't no bad person at all.
- 11:03>> I don't think he's a bad person at all.
- 11:04Sorry.
- 11:05>> You know, and the guys that
- 11:10that work with me,
- 11:12love me, baby. Love me. Love me. Cuz I
- 11:15always make them laugh, have fun, you
- 11:18know. And I'm not lying about that, you
- 11:20know.
- 11:22for him to do that. Then I go downstairs
- 11:24again. I ask him again.
- 11:27Please, please, can you come move your
- 11:30car so I can pop my bridge up?
- 11:34Ignores me. Ignores me. Totally.
- 11:38Totally ignores. Didn't even respond.
- 11:45Looked at me and gave me a smirk.
- 11:50Come on, man. Be for real. We got to
- 11:53live here together.
- 11:55Why can't you just move your car? I
- 11:58bought my truck here every day. Why
- 12:00can't you move your car?
- 12:03Looked at me, smirk.
- 12:08I went to my wife. I told her, I said,
- 12:12"Darling,
- 12:13can you please
- 12:16please?" I was begging, man. Begging.
- 12:21Go tell your son who your car.
- 12:26He can't find his key.
- 12:31We're downstairs again. I said, "Could
- 12:35you please move your car?" So I pop my
- 12:38bread up
- 12:40looked to me sm
- 12:48Oh, I got If I live I'm 7 years old, had
- 12:52a good life. Tell my grandchildren I got
- 12:56a little grandson.
- 12:58Praise the hell about me.
- 13:01My daughter is going to be so
- 13:03disappointed. But I called my daughter
- 13:05and I told her, I said, "I just want
- 13:08somebody to say, "Help me. Help me.
- 13:12Please help me." I was begging.
- 13:20Please help me.
- 13:26My daughter lived in Charlotte.
- 13:31She said, "Daddy, I'll be there
- 13:34Saturday. Don't do nothing crazy except
- 13:38trying not to, baby.
- 13:41Trying not to. I need some help.
- 13:46Never got help.
- 13:49Never got
- 13:54simple. Just move your car. If you move
- 13:58your car, none of this would happen.
- 14:01Just move your car in my pocket every
- 14:03day.
- 14:05Why would you take this space and tell
- 14:07your brother? I ain't moving nothing.
- 14:10Nothing
- 14:14crazy. But you stop.
- 14:19>> You see, people don't get it. People in
- 14:22life, detective don't get it.
- 14:26You push somebody somewhere, then you
- 14:28think, "Oh, we're still okay.
- 14:32I've been in places.
- 14:36I've been officer. I've hit places. I've
- 14:40seen people. I had a guy fall over on my
- 14:43lap, shot dead, shot in the nose. I've
- 14:47had that to happen to me in my life
- 14:51just because a guy wouldn't buy him a
- 14:53train and she already know and killed it
- 14:58>> and fell on me.
- 15:00>> I've been through all of that. But
- 15:02that's 30 years ago. I forgot about all
- 15:05that. I left that running in past life.
- 15:10I just try to be
- 15:14my
- 15:15>> I
- 15:17ain't got no rip with nobody or nothing.
- 15:20I just don't
- 15:21>> push you over yet.
- 15:23>> He pushed you over.
- 15:25>> You had it today.
- 15:28>> Well, you know I know. You know what?
- 15:30I'm going tell you something and I asked
- 15:32you this before. What is the only thing
- 15:35in life that goes up and never comes
- 15:38down? You never answer me.
- 15:43>> The only thing in life that goes up and
- 15:46never comes down. Never
- 15:49goes up.
- 15:54Your ears tell you.
- 16:03All right, Mr. Wolf. I need you to I
- 16:04need you to walk me through when you
- 16:05went in your bedroom under the bed. I
- 16:07need you to walk me through that and how
- 16:10was it after the second time he he
- 16:12sparked at you? What was the little how'
- 16:14that transpire from you leaving that
- 16:15room to you going into your room?
- 16:17>> Well, to be honest with you,
- 16:22to be perfectly honest with you,
- 16:25>> it wasn't calculated.
- 16:27>> It was just that
- 16:31>> because he worked for the cable company.
- 16:33Listen to me carefully now because it's
- 16:35very important.
- 16:37He can turn my TV off.
- 16:39>> He's done it before
- 16:41>> a couple of times before
- 16:43>> when my TV's up because he works with
- 16:45the c with the cable company and he was
- 16:47on the phone all day and if my TV is up
- 16:52too loud. Listen to me carefully now.
- 16:54I'm being very honest with you.
- 16:57He can do something switches or whatever
- 16:59he do. I don't know what it is, but he
- 17:02can turn my cable on.
- 17:04Well, I said, "Okay.
- 17:07Then
- 17:08>> I went in the power room.
- 17:12This was like three years ago.
- 17:14>> And I turned all the power in his room
- 17:18because the power is downstairs.
- 17:22And then he was barking and crying to
- 17:25his mother darling about he can't do
- 17:28that because oh this is my job and this
- 17:32that and the other and this that and the
- 17:34other and
- 17:37>> I said okay. So I turned the power back
- 17:40on
- 17:43>> for a week everything was fine.
- 17:47>> Then that's when the real problem
- 17:49started.
- 17:55Because we don't speak to each other,
- 17:57right? We walk by each other in the
- 17:59morning or whatever. Don't say good
- 18:01morning. Just take me up. You know,
- 18:03probably better that way. Yeah.
- 18:05>> And so I kind of just left you alone. I
- 18:08just left you alone.
- 18:10And I said, "Okay, let's go then. We
- 18:13don't speak with each other." cuz he got
- 18:16a condition
- 18:19>> which you will find out later on. He
- 18:22can't even open up a a can soda because
- 18:25of his condition
- 18:28and he only can walk straight up. He
- 18:31cannot bend or any of that. He can't do
- 18:34any of that because of his condition.
- 18:36And I respect that. You know, if he's
- 18:39trying to get out the front door and I'm
- 18:41upstairs, I'll open the lock for him.
- 18:45sweet and walk out front door.
- 18:48And
- 18:52one night, this is very important.
- 18:55I told Darling and him,
- 18:59I said
- 19:02what they say and I apologize for it.
- 19:08I will kill you and him
- 19:13>> if y'all push me.
- 19:16>> They laughed at it.
- 19:20>> Laughed at the officer.
- 19:23It's okay.
- 19:24>> But I was wrong
- 19:27when I said I was wrong when I said and
- 19:30then I went to him and apologized for my
- 19:33son. for saying that, you know, just I
- 19:36was drinking alcohol, talking this that
- 19:38and the other
- 19:40I told my wife, I said,
- 19:44>> "We can't live in the same house. You
- 19:46cannot, I don't care what you say or how
- 19:49you say it, but how you address it, you
- 19:51cannot have two kings living in the same
- 19:53house. You can't because it's a problem.
- 19:57It's a problem.
- 20:01>> It's a problem.
- 20:04I did say that
- 20:06>> for what they say
- 20:08>> and then I went to both of them and I
- 20:10apologize cuz alcohol was talking. It
- 20:13wasn't me talking cuz I'm not the type
- 20:15of person.
- 20:17>> I've been in the streets
- 20:20>> seen people killed murder
- 20:24witness all of that. some I didn't even
- 20:28contest it
- 20:32>> and knew it happened.
- 20:38>> I'm not a bad person. I don't think
- 20:41>> I don't think he's a bad person. I think
- 20:43he got pushed a little a little over a
- 20:45little over the edge today.
- 20:47>> Yeah. And
- 20:49it just happened officer. It just
- 20:51happened. We should add
- 20:54>> I wish someone would have listened
- 20:57honestly. I just wish someone somewhere
- 21:01would have listen
- 21:05and
- 21:07regardless of what happened. Yeah, I'm
- 21:0870 years old. Regardless happened years,
- 21:12>> I had a good life.
- 21:15got six children, six girls,
- 21:2110 grandchildren. So, you know, and they
- 21:24gonna miss me. Whatever happens to me,
- 21:28it doesn't even matter to me, you know.
- 21:30I mean, a lot of people worry about
- 21:32stuff like that. I don't worry about
- 21:34stuff like that. I can sleep. As long as
- 21:36I'm at peace with myself, I'm at peace.
- 21:39I'm at peace, officer. I'm at peace. You
- 21:42know, I don't mean no harm. I don't
- 21:44about robbing nobody in stores none of
- 21:47that, you know.
- 21:48>> All I do is deliver bread. That's all I
- 21:51do. Deliver bread, mind my own business,
- 21:54go buy my business, you know. And most
- 21:59importantly,
- 22:00most importantly,
- 22:07>> when I pass away,
- 22:10I know
- 22:12I ain't nobody. No harm.
- 22:15I ain't kill nobody.
- 22:17I ain't even in the bank robber. If you
- 22:20look and look up my record, my brother's
- 22:22FBI agent and he smudged all my records.
- 22:27But if you look at my record, I ain't
- 22:30never harm anybody.
- 22:32Never.
- 22:40Let me put my hand on
- 22:48you a note. Say, "Give me a hold of my
- 22:52nobody."
- 22:56>> What made you go get the gun today?
- 22:59>> What pushed you to that point?
- 23:02>> Just telling me where they put these
- 23:03guys.
- 23:05Why? You come in the main door and then
- 23:07you go to the second floor and then come
- 23:09across.
- 23:10>> Move the car.
- 23:12And she said,
- 23:14>> "You don't have to move the car."
- 23:18>> Um,
- 23:18>> you my wife.
- 23:31Easy enough.
- 23:32>> Oh, hey. any
- 23:35>> sorry answer.
- 23:37>> Okay.
- 23:39>> And I told her I said to my wife,
- 23:42"Why doesn't you have to remove the car?
- 23:46You know, I fought this truck here. I've
- 23:47been following here for 12 years."
- 23:51Well, you don't have to move a car.
- 23:54I'm looking at her. This is my wife.
- 23:56Someone who got married.
- 24:00For better, for worse.
- 24:03this year sign. I respect them.
- 24:08Why you telling me this?
- 24:12Total
- 24:14total
- 24:15disrespect.
- 24:19Yep.
- 24:23went outside had a drink,
- 24:28came back inside and I told her
- 24:35you were the cause of this problem.
- 24:38That's your son. Tell him move the car.
- 24:40Just move the car. I wouldn't be sitting
- 24:43there talking to you right now if he
- 24:47just moved the car.
- 24:52He ain't got to move his car.
- 24:55You're my wife for 25 years. Tell your
- 24:58son who kicked out of your mother's
- 25:01house to move the car. He know I parked
- 25:04bread truck here every day. Just tell
- 25:07him to move the car. He can't find the
- 25:10keys.
- 25:11He can't find the keys.
- 25:21So I went into his room and I asked him
- 25:24politely
- 25:26politely
- 25:29you please move your car so I can pop my
- 25:32bridge up.
- 25:32>> Hey silly
- 25:33>> sir.
- 25:34>> Okay. Toss me a box of tissues please.
- 25:36>> Yes.
- 25:36>> Listen to
- 25:42me.
- 25:45went back upstairs
- 25:50and told my wife, I said, "You please go
- 25:54downstairs and tell your son to move the
- 25:58car."
- 26:00Said, "Don't have to move the car." I
- 26:03said, "I've
- 26:05been potted for 12 years in the same
- 26:07spot. Why don't he move the car?
- 26:11Why can't you ask him? That's your son,
- 26:13not mine.
- 26:15cuz he's my stepson
- 26:19or he don't have a right to move.
- 26:22Everything just changed all of a sudden.
- 26:29Went outside, got me a beer,
- 26:33sitting down, smoked me a cigarette,
- 26:38prayed, talked to God.
- 26:43Please don't let me do nothing. Please
- 26:45don't let me do this.
- 26:48And God answered me said, "You don't
- 26:50have to do it. Just walk away."
- 26:54So that's what she opened the door and
- 26:56she said
- 26:59he could be here and told he want to be
- 27:01here do what he want to do.
- 27:06I just felt disrespected. Disrespected.
- 27:11Went back inside.
- 27:14I said, "I'm go down and talk to your
- 27:16son one more time." She said, "Well, go
- 27:18ahead and do it." Went down, asked him
- 27:21again. Officer, I said, "Can you please
- 27:26move your car so I can follow the bridge
- 27:28up?"
- 27:30He looked at me with a smile on his
- 27:31face,
- 27:34never say anything.
- 27:36Came back upstairs again. I said, "Your
- 27:40sir, won't move the car." She say, "You
- 27:43don't have the car." How you going to do
- 27:46this for a place I've been living for 25
- 27:49years parking the bread truck and he
- 27:52won't do it?
- 27:57>> I just lost it.
- 28:00Just awesome. I wish I had sorry for it.
- 28:04I know you
- 28:06I need
- 28:11>> really
- 28:12>> I need
- 28:14>> I need you to tell me
- 28:16how it's so you were upstairs. You want
- 28:18to back down.
- 28:20>> I wish I went to sleep.
- 28:22>> I I wish you'd went to sleep.
- 28:24>> I did. But I I need you to walk me
- 28:26through how you retrieving the gun and
- 28:28then going back in the room.
- 28:30>> I need you to say it.
- 28:32>> Okay. When I went in the room, I knew
- 28:35the rifle was under the bed
- 28:41for 20 years. That rifle was under the
- 28:43bed. [clears throat]
- 28:45>> Never touched it. Never touched it.
- 28:48>> It was under the bed. When my
- 28:50grandchildren would come
- 28:53to the house, I would hide it. I would
- 28:57take it from the bed and hide it
- 28:59>> because they come every year to visit
- 29:01me.
- 29:02>> I would hide it so that they wouldn't
- 29:05know it was there.
- 29:08>> Something just told me this click said
- 29:13>> because he has a brother named Sean.
- 29:17>> We get along fine.
- 29:20Well, I know he called him all the time
- 29:22and talk to him about what's going on.
- 29:25He used to do it when he was living with
- 29:27his grandmother.
- 29:29And I said, "Well,
- 29:31I'm going to defend myself if somebody
- 29:35attacks me."
- 29:38And I said to myself,
- 29:45if someone try and harm me,
- 29:51>> I'm going protect myself.
- 30:01But I see it in mind
- 30:10that someone was trying to take over my
- 30:11home
- 30:13>> and I wasn't allowed that
- 30:15>> I wouldn't dare sit here and try and say
- 30:17what what I see from your eyes. If
- 30:18that's how you felt, that's how you
- 30:19felt, sir. I I get it. I can't put
- 30:22myself in that position because I wasn't
- 30:23there. You were.
- 30:26>> But you know what? of the all honesty of
- 30:30what he just said
- 30:32and the sick facts
- 30:36apologize for
- 30:38any
- 30:41>> some people just don't realize
- 30:45my father and my mother always told me
- 30:48that anything you got to say to someone
- 30:57look them in the eyes and tell them and
- 30:59I'm going you in your eyes nothing to
- 31:01tell you.
- 31:03So ask me what happened
- 31:05which it never happened
- 31:11cuz it's just like a a bear. You cross
- 31:15her
- 31:17she going cross you.
- 31:20So how you you know that's gone with the
- 31:24process and
- 31:26>> so you went retrieved the gun from under
- 31:28the bed.
- 31:30>> Was he in his room?
- 31:31>> Yes.
- 31:32>> Okay.
- 31:33>> Was the door shut? Open?
- 31:35>> It was partially open.
- 31:36>> Okay.
- 31:38>> What was he doing when you walked in
- 31:39with the with the gun?
- 31:40>> He was on the computer.
- 31:42>> Okay. Sitting up, laying down,
- 31:45>> sitting up.
- 31:47>> Did you say anything to him? I asked
- 31:50him,
- 31:52>> "Please come move your car. Move your
- 31:54car." That's what this first thing I
- 31:56said to him when I walked in. I said,
- 31:58"Can you please for the last time
- 32:02come move your car, please?" And he just
- 32:05looked at me.
- 32:07>> He see the gun?
- 32:08>> No, I didn't have the gun. T
- 32:10>> I'm talking about when you walked in
- 32:11with the gun.
- 32:12>> I walked in the gun.
- 32:13>> When you walked in with the gun, he was
- 32:14sitting there. I asked him again,
- 32:17please.
- 32:19Move your car. Just please run your car.
- 32:24>> Wouldn't do it.
- 32:29>> You know how many times you shot?
- 32:31>> Once.
- 32:32>> One time.
- 32:35>> What happened after you shot? Did he
- 32:36move? Did he do anything?
- 32:39>> No, he just all like I think like fell
- 32:42back on the bed. I remember. And then
- 32:46all came running downstairs and I just
- 32:49put the rice on the bed and I sit
- 32:51outside. I said to myself,
- 32:53>> I said, "Before the police didn't even
- 32:55get here, I'm put my hands behind my
- 32:57back. I was going to run, going, do
- 32:59nothing, do nothing. I just want to be
- 33:03locked up again."
- 33:12And
- 33:12>> was the gun already loaded under the
- 33:13bin? said it was already loaded.
- 33:15>> Yeah. If they had one round in, stay one
- 33:18round in.
- 33:26>> I got to use the
- 33:27>> Yeah, use bathroom. Um, let let's let
- 33:29the you ladies do what they have to do.
- 33:30So, they're going to come in and swab
- 33:31your hands.
- 33:32>> I ain't going anywhere.
- 33:34>> I don't have a band back here to use.
- 33:35I'll walk you to the bathroom, but let
- 33:37them come swab your hands real quick and
- 33:38then I'll walk you down to the bathroom.
- 33:40>> They give they can give swabs or
- 33:42whatever they want. They didn't get it.
- 33:44[clears throat]
- 33:48>> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.
- 33:51>> She just needs to take a photograph of
- 33:52you first.
- 33:53>> Okay. All right.
- 33:56>> Is sitting down fine?
- 33:58>> What you want me to like Jay-Z?
- 33:59>> Yeah.
- 34:01[laughter]
- 34:07Maybe you just go like this with me.
- 34:16Thank you.
- 34:17>> Okay, that's it.
- 34:20>> Yep. We just got to do Should I put
- 34:22these different take the camera on?
- 34:35>> Uh, sir, could I have your name?
- 34:37>> Excuse me?
- 34:37>> Your Can I have your name? Oh, George
- 34:41Albert Summers.
- 34:44>> Is that s just like the season su?
- 34:48>> Yeah. Mhm. Yeah.
- 34:52>> You date of birth?
- 34:57>> Are you right-handed or left-handed?
- 34:59>> Right.
- 35:04>> Have you washed your hands in the last
- 35:06hour?
- 35:08>> M. Nope.
- 35:09>> Okay.
- 35:12>> All right. And your occupation,
- 35:15your occupation, your job.
- 35:17>> I'm retired.
- 35:18>> Okay.
- 35:20>> Okay. And I know it sounds crazy, but
- 35:22your your hobbies.
- 35:25>> I work on the bread truck just part time
- 35:27with my nephew.
- 35:28>> You work on what?
- 35:30>> Bread truck with my with my nephew.
- 35:32Sometimes I go out with him, help him
- 35:34deliver bread.
- 35:35>> Okay.
- 35:36I know it sounds
- 35:38>> like a ridiculous question, but it's
- 35:39just
- 35:40>> Yeah. Yeah.
- 35:40>> As if you do metal work, anything like
- 35:42that.
- 35:43>> No problem at all.
- 35:44>> No problem at all.
- 35:45>> Okay. And she's going to do the It's
- 35:49just uh dabbing your hands.
- 35:51>> Okay. No problem.
- 36:04Can I see
- 36:14>> I know he did the same thing to me.
- 36:19left back.
- 36:21>> So, if you could just flip your flip
- 36:22your hand like
- 36:24>> Yes.
- 36:24>> Yeah. Okay.
- 36:31>> Make sure to get back to the thumb.
- 36:33>> You play a piano.
- 36:39>> You turn your hand sideways. No. No.
- 36:42Yeah. Like that. Yeah. Like
- 36:53And then right
- 36:56the back. No, no, this is the back.
- 36:58>> That's the back. Yeah. I mean, I guess
- 37:00switch them around again.
- 37:06>> Here. Okay. You can relax. Yeah.
- 37:08>> Thank you.
- 37:09>> All right.
- 37:11>> Um, well, I can't. Thank you.
- 37:20>> All right, Mr. Summers. Um, the ECU
- 37:22people are going to come in and collect
- 37:23your clothes. They're going to give you
- 37:24a suit to put on, and then I'm going to
- 37:25get the ball rolling on getting you down
- 37:26to with for the charging. Okay.
- 37:28>> Okay, brother. Great.
- 37:31Take this off. Mr. Somebody said they're
- 37:32going to collect your clothing. Okay.
- 37:34>> All right, brother. You ain't have no
- 37:35problem.
- 37:35>> I don't have no problems out here.
- 37:37>> Two suits for you. Okay. Okay.
- 37:39>> Yo, my problem is the detective put the
- 37:41hole in the bottom.
- 37:43Okay. All right. This is a smaller suit,
- 37:46>> okay? And it has like booties to it. And
- 37:49this is a larger suit in case you want
- 37:50to stay.
- 37:52>> Okay. All right. No problem. Whichever
- 37:53one I need to wear.
- 37:55>> Okay.
- 38:01>> I'm here for
- 38:10somebody.
- 38:12No, no, thank you.
- 38:18Type one. I'd like to turn the recording
- 38:20off while you do that. Okay.
- 38:22>> Um,
- 38:24sure.
- 38:28>> Investigators ultimately treated George
- 38:30Albert Summer's actions as [music]
- 38:31criminal responsibility for the shooting
- 38:33death of Shared Moore inside the home.
- 38:36Prosecutors charged [music] Summers with
- 38:38seconddegree murder and use of a firearm
- 38:40in the commission of a violent crime,
- 38:42[music] relying on the physical
- 38:43evidence, scene findings, and Summer's
- 38:45own admissions to establish the [music]
- 38:47case. The charges were resolved in Anne
- 38:50Arendel County Circuit Court, where
- 38:52Summers was sentenced to 40 years in
- 38:54prison with the first 5 years to be
- 38:56served without the possibility of
- 38:58parole. Given Summer's age [music] at
- 39:00sentencing, prosecutors described the
- 39:02term as effectively a life sentence. For
- 39:05Morris family, [music] the sentence
- 39:07marked the formal conclusion of a case
- 39:08that began with a domestic dispute and
- 39:10ended in permanent loss. For
- 39:12investigators and prosecutors, the
- 39:14outcome reflected how the justice system
- 39:16ultimately classified [music] and
- 39:17punished the conduct that led to Moore's
- 39:19death. If you found this video
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- 39:30you.
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