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Hey there, folks.

It is Wednesday, April 1st, and the headlines were shocking.

A quadruple amputee who's also a professional cornhole player was charged with first-degree murder accused of shooting and killing a guy while the amputee

was also driving a car.

Now we're hearing from that quadruple amputee who's saying, yeah, I shot and killed the guy.

And he's saying it was self-defense. With that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J.

Rovers this story of it was pretty

incredible to hear the initial headlines and now to hear yep i did it and i did it to save my own life

yes and it was that dramatic look there were a lot of questions and i still have quite a few

after this murder happened and this just happened last week. We're talking March 22nd,

where, yes, he is accused of shooting and killing. His passenger, who was right next to him,

27-year-old Bradrick Wells, twice in the head while he was driving. And here's the deal. He had

two passengers in the back seat he was driving. And here's the deal. He had two passengers in the back

seat witnessing the whole thing. So yes, there were a lot of questions as to how he did it,

and then, of course, why he did it. And now we're hearing that his attorney very dramatically

said, the truth here is that he would have been a murder victim if he had not

acted immediately in defense of his life. That is a direct quote from Dayton Weber's attorney today.

Yeah, that's the he we're talking about. It's Dayton Weber. This is someone who has gained a bit of

fame for what he has accomplished, quite frankly,

frankly, a quadruple amputee.

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