1090 Jake: Guy with No Arms & Legs Shot & Killed His Friend, Then Dumped The Body! (Part 12)
May 1, 2026
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A shocking case discussed recently involves Dayton Weber, a man born without arms and legs, who fatally shot his friend twice in the head while driving a car. Despite his severe physical disabilities, Weber, a professional cornhole player active on social media showcasing his marksmanship and hunting skills, managed to carry out this deadly act following a heated argument among friends. Witnesses were present during the shooting, and after killing the victim, Weber attempted to enlist their help in disposing of the body. When they refused and fled, Weber drove 40 minutes to dump the body himself. Authorities faced unusual challenges in handling Weber due to his condition. The case highlights not only the unexpected capabilities of individuals facing physical limitations but also the grim reality of a violent crime that will likely result in life imprisonment. This bizarre and tragic story underscores that no physical handicap prevents someone from committing serious offenses.
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