In the quiet community of Calhoun, South Carolina, the life of Orin Louis Golson, a 39-year-old man, was tragically cut short on May 8, 2010. His death, a result of gun violence, sent ripples of shock and grief through the area. Golson was known to have a daughter who was eight years old at the time of his passing.
The investigation into Golson's death led to the arrest of two individuals.
Quintine Williams, then 30 years old, and Derrick Trezevant, then 26 years old, were taken into custody and faced serious charges related to the incident. Both men were charged with murder, first-degree burglary, and armed robbery.
Details from the investigation revealed that the incident was a home invasion that escalated to a fatal shooting. On the day of the murder, Williams and Trezevant were reportedly driving around the St. Matthews area of Calhoun County when they decided to commit a robbery. They targeted Golson's residence, and during the commission of the crime, Orin Louis Golson was shot and killed.
Following their arrests, both Quintine Williams and Derrick Trezevant were prosecuted for their roles in the death of Orin Golson. After legal proceedings, they were both found guilty of murder and the associated charges. For their crimes, Williams and Trezevant were each sentenced to serve life in prison.
