A man from West Virginia was found dead following what picked up a stranger while vacationing in South Carolina with his family, his widow revealed.
Josh Wilson40, was driving to his Myrtle Beach hotel room last month with his family when they stopped at a gas station, where a stranger asked him to take himreported The Sun News.
Wilson, who was visiting from Parkersburg, West Virginia, agreed to take the unknown man following leaving his family, recounts the NY Post.
I didn’t think anything of it because he does it all the time,” his wife, Staci, told the newspaper.
But Wilson was later found in his car with bullet wounds, reported the news site. He was taken to a hospital, where he was taken off life support on July 10.
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The police consider that the man who asked for a ride was not the one who killed him
Cops believe the man who requested the ride was not the one who killed the 40-year-old West Virginian, according to a story published in mid-July by a local news station. ABC.
The police accused Quentin Ahmad Jean35, of the homicide, but questions remain regarding Wilson’s final hours.
The widow by Josh Wilson told The Sun News that he is “trying to stay strong for the kids.
I went to the beach with my husband and came back alone. He died the day before my birthday,” she recalled. “People told me happy birthday, but I didn’t care. I honestly don’t want to celebrate it ever once more.”
A man who was always kind
The grieving widow described her late husband as altruistic and good-hearted.
“He was always nice to everyone. It didn’t matter if he was homeless, if he was a struggling addict, if he was rich. He was kind and tried to help everyone and that’s how we got into this situation.”
No one deserves to be separated from his nephews, his children, his wife, who really loved him and knew him as a person,” he added.
“He didn’t deserve that. We were supposed to leave as a family on the sixth. We were supposed to go back to work on the seventh. He said he wanted to grow old with me, sit on the porch swings and watch the grandkids.”
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