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Alabama Suspect Arrested In Connection With Elderly Man Found Beaten To Death In Garage

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Source: Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office; UNSPLASH

Aug. 17 2022, Published 11:45 a.m. ET

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A suspect in South Carolina is accused of beating an elderly man to death during a break-in, RadarOnline.com has learned.

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The Orangeburg County Sheriff's Office arrested Shykiem Demarcus Shingle, 25, on Aug. 12 and charged him with the murder of 80-year-old David Weldon Nivens Sr., The Times and Democrat reported.

Shingle also faces a burglary charge in connection with the case.

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According to an arrest warrant, on Aug. 2 around 1 a.m., Shingle allegedly broke into Niven’s residence in Orangeburg and then severely beat him.

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Niven’s son found the victim dead in the home’s garage shortly after 8 a.m., the Times and Democrat reported.

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An autopsy determined Nivens died from blunt force trauma to his upper body.

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A second person was with the suspect at the time, but the sheriff’s office have not made any further arrests in the case.

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Shingle is being held without bond in a South Carolina jail.

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