The cousins, both 19 from the Lowndes County/Montgomery area, confessed to their roles in the shooting deaths of two 23-year-old Montgomery area natives, and then dumping their bodies in the Fosters community of Tuscaloosa County.
The documents indicate that have Keondre Jazel McCall, 19, and Mance Quinnell McCall, Jr., 19, both from the Lowndes County/Montgomery area, confessed to their roles in the shooting deaths of Justin Michael Whitfield, 23, and Destin Rashard Holley, 23. The victims are both said to also be from the Montgomery area.Keondre Jazel McCall and Mance Quinnell McCall Jr have been arrested in connection to a Tuscaloosa County double murder investigation.
On scene, deputies found a body in the road that had been hit and troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency responded with assist deputies with an accident investigation. Authorities quickly found evidence at the scene that led them to believe the victim’s death was not the result of being struck by the passerby. The Violent Crimes Unit was called to take over the investigation.
VCU investigators were immediately sent to Lowndes County, and worked alongside investigators, officers, and deputies of several agencies. These included the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office, Hayneville Police Department, Ft Deposit Police Department, Alabama Department of Corrections, and the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
Keondre McCall told authorities he was asleep and woke up when he heard a gunshot. He said Mance McCall shot and killed both victims. Kenodre McCall said he and Mance McCall removed the victims’ bodies from the victims’ vehicle and left them at the two locations in Tuscaloosa County before leaving in the vehicle.
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