From Law & Crime · · 1m 40s
Twin Brother Killed in Bar Shooting
Man sentenced to life without parole after shooting twin brother in Pennsylvania bar.
In brief
Man sentenced to life without parole after shooting twin brother in Pennsylvania bar. Daniel Moles, 66, received life in prison without parole for killing Randy Jenereaux after shooting him in a bar in Upper Burrell, Pennsylvania. Originally reported by Law & Crime.
Sentencing
Daniel Moles, 66, was sentenced to life in prison without parole for first-degree murder and attempted homicide.
Date of Attack
Moles shot Randy Jenereaux and his twin brother Andy Jenereaux on November 13, 2021.
Location
The attack happened at Woodpeckers Grub and Pub in Upper Burrell, Pennsylvania.
Victim Details
Randy Jenereaux died from a bullet hitting his beer glass and chest, while Andy Jenereaux was unharmed.
Shooting Details
Moles fired two rounds from across the bar toward both brothers, hitting Randy Jenereaux's beer glass.
Aftermath
Andy Jenereaux tried to take his brother to the hospital, but Randy died in the car on the way.
No Pre-Existing Relationship
Moles and the Jenereaux brothers did not know each other, with no evidence of altercation before the shooting.
Sentencing Context
The district attorney called the sentencing a 'painful reminder' that the twins' 36th birthday was the same day.
Additional Sentence
Moles was also sentenced to 20 to 40 years for attempted homicide of Andy Jenereaux.
Brothers' Situation
The brothers were waiting to pick up their father, who worked as a cook at Woodpeckers Grub and Pub.
No Evidence of Altercation
There was no evidence of any altercation between Moles and the brothers before the shooting.
The takeaway
Daniel Moles, 66, received life in prison without parole for killing Randy Jenereaux after shooting him in a bar in Upper Burrell, Pennsylvania.
