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In the winter of 2018, a disagreement during a card game in Roebuck, South Carolina, escalated into a fatal shooting, claiming the life of 37-year-old Jamel Martel Ross. On the evening of December 27th, what began as a gathering for a poker game ended in tragedy over a disputed $50 pot.

The man responsible for the shooting, Andre N. Lyles, who was 52 at the time, initially attempted to portray the killing as an act of self-defense. Lyles, who sustained a self-inflicted gunshot wound to hi ...
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  • WSPA: Murder suspect denied bond after man killed over card game, deputies say
  • FOX Carolina: Deputies: 1 man dead, another charged with murder after dispute over card game turned violent
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