Hey, everyone, welcome back to Crime Weekly News.

And I'm Stephanie Harlow.

And the story today, it's a few days old by the time we're recording

this, but this is an odd one. When you read the headlines, you just like, wait a second, what am I, am I on the onion right now? Something's off here. So some of you may have already heard about this story, but new to us. This is definitely a first tier of crime weekly. We're talking about Dayton James Weber, who was a professional

cornhole player, but also a quadruple

amputee. And he's been

accused of We're talking about Dayton James Weber, who was a professional cornhole player, but also a quadruple

amputee. And he's been accused of fatally shooting a passenger in the front seat of his vehicle.

This is a crazy story out of Maryland. Stephanie, you want to give us some more of the details,

because as an investigator, I've been doing this almost 20 years, this is definitely a first for me.

And I thought I've heard everything.

Yeah.

So I think that when this first broke, I was seeing a lot of people, even like news channels

being like, well, how did a quadruple amputee, which means he doesn't have his hands or, you know, portions of his hands and arm, no hands.

No hands.

Portions of his arm were amputated as well as his legs.

And this actually happened when he was a baby.

I think he was 10 months old and there was some medical thing.

And he had to have this quadruple amputation and people are like,

well, how did this person who has no arms and no legs shoot somebody?

Shoot someone, yeah.

Let's get into the story.

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