
<p>Six illegal immigrants, including minors as young as 13, have been charged with the “random” murder of a South Carolina mom — a crime the local sheriff said, “defies any sense of decency in a civilized society.”</p>



<p>The five teens and a 21-year-old suspected shooter were busted on May 12, just ten days after the body of Larisha Sharrell Thompson, 40, was found fatally shot behind the wheel of her Honda Accord.</p>



<p>The mom of two was gunned down in a “random robbery attempt” as she drove to meet friends in Rock Hill, according to investigators.</p>



<p>&#8220;This shooting defies any sense of decency in a civilized society. Ms Thompson was going about her business on a Friday night, not bothering anyone,&#8221; Lancaster County Sheriff Barry Faile raged.</p>



<p>“All of a sudden, these six men and boys — out to get something for nothing from someone they did not know and had no business bothering — pulled alongside her car” and killed Thompson, he alleged.</p>



<p>“There’s no place in our society for acts like this or the people who commit them, and my hope is these six are never again among us.”</p>



<p>The suspects were busted after the 9mm pistol used to kill Thompson was linked to a burglary days earlier, with the suspects caught by surveillance footage, the sheriff said.</p>



<p>Along with Jeyson Sobied Pineda-Salgado, 17, Jarby Ardon Ramos-Odari, 18, and Asael Aminadas Torres-Chirinos, 21, those arrested included three juveniles — ages 13, 14, and 15 — who have not been identified because of their age.</p>



<p>The illegal migrants have all been charged with murder, attempted armed robbery, and second-degree burglary.</p>



<p>Torres-Chirinos — the accused shooter — also faces two counts of firearms possession during the commission of a crime and one count of firearms possession by an unlawful alien.</p>



<p>All six face removal from the US under federal law based on their immigration status, the sheriff’s office said, without detailing where they are originally from.</p>



<p>“Our intention is that all six remain detained until they face the full weight of our judicial system,” the sheriff said.</p>



<p>Thompson was working two jobs to raise her daughters, who are 12 and 20 years old, her sister, Tiffany Thompson, told Fox 8.</p>



<p>“It’s a lot on all of us,” the grieving sister said. “We’re numb, we’re angry, we’re sad.”</p>

Six Illegals Charged in Brutal Murder of South Carolina Mom
