# Twin Brother Killed in Bar Shooting

> Man sentenced to life without parole after shooting twin brother in Pennsylvania bar.
- Title: Twin Brother Killed in Bar Shooting · Law & Crime | Shortify
- Summary: Man sentenced to life without parole after shooting twin brother in Pennsylvania bar. Daniel Moles, 66, received life in prison without parole for killing…
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- Source: Law & Crime — https://lawandcrime.com/crime/man-watched-twin-brother-die-after-attack-by-total-stranger-while-they-waited-to-pick-up-their-dad
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## 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.
## Key takeaway

Daniel Moles, 66, received life in prison without parole for killing Randy Jenereaux after shooting him in a bar in Upper Burrell, Pennsylvania.