Sir’Kyrio Jalyn Ansley was 18 when he died on Wednesday, November 4, 2020, in Neeses, South Carolina. A 911 call reported a single-vehicle crash near Cavalry Church Road; responders found Ansley inside his Kia with an upper-body injury later determined to be a gunshot wound. He was taken to the Regional Medical Center in Orangeburg, where he died.

Witnesses said Ansley’s Kia had been parked at Lebanon United Methodist Church earlier that day when a green or blue Jeep Cherokee pulled up and a Black male with long dreadlocks exited and got into an altercation with Ansley. Witness accounts and the church’s security footage showed Ansley speeding away and then crashing into a fire hydrant across the street. About a week later, a tip led investigators to two men from Blackville, 21-year-old Davion Jones and 18-year-old Kelleyon Key; with U.S. Marshals they were located in Jacksonville, Florida, and returned to South Carolina to face a murder charge.

Did anyone in the area see the Jeep Cherokee or have additional information about the confrontation at the church?