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Myrtle Beach Online
February 12, 2015
Family members of a convenience store clerk killed last month told an Horry County Magistrate Court judge that the three men accused in her shooting death should not be allowed to “see daylight again” during their first court appearance Saturday afternoon.
“I hope they rot in hell,” said Samantha Stull, sister of 30-year-old Trisha Stull. Trisha Stull was shot and killed at the Sunhouse convenience store on Oak Street in Conway on Jan. 24.
Jerome Jenkins, 20, of Finklea and brothers McKinley Daniels, 33, of Loris, and James Daniels, 27, of Nichols, and each are charged with two counts of murder, three counts of armed robbery, three counts of using a firearm during a violent crime, and one count of attempted murder.
Judge Margie B. Livingston told the three men bond could not be issued on murder charges at a magistrate court. A Circuit Court judge will set bond at a future hearing.
“This is a first appearance hearing,” she said. “Based on the nature of the offenses that are before this court, I am going to deny bond at this point. … Emotions are high at this time and accusations have been made, but I am not here to determine guilt or innocence at this time.”
Trisha Stull’s family members told Livingston the entire family, including Trisha Stull’s 11-year-old daughter and 14-year-old son, hope that the three men accused in her death remain in jail.
“For people that do these types of crimes like this, it has got to stop,” said Richard Stull, Trisha Stull’s father. “I don’t want these people to ever see daylight again if they don’t get what I really want them to get.”
