On the evening of September 25, 2013, in Thibodaux, Louisiana, the lives of two young men were tragically cut short. Jordy Williams, a 26-year-old male, and his companion, 19-year-old Tre Scott, were discovered inside a vehicle on Iris Street, both having succumbed to fatal gunshot wounds. The Thibodaux Police Department was alerted to the scene after receiving reports of gunfire in the area just before 10 p.m.
Upon their arrival, they found the two men, who were pronounced dead at the location.
The investigation into the double homicide quickly led to a person of interest. Alfred Starks, a 19-year-old from Thibodaux, was taken into custody in connection with the killings. In an unusual turn of events, it was reported that Starks had been present among the crowd of onlookers that had formed as police processed the crime scene. He was subsequently arrested and faced charges of second-degree murder, with his bond being set at a substantial $5 million. The case against him proceeded through the legal system, and he was set for trial.
While awaiting his trial for the murders, Starks encountered further legal trouble. He was accused of starting a fire at the Lafourche Parish jail where he was being held, leading to additional charges of aggravated arson. Despite the serious accusations in the double homicide, the trial for the murders of Jordy Williams and Tre Scott concluded with a not guilty verdict for Alfred Starks. While another individual's name, Carlos Heard, has appeared in some online forums in connection to the case, suggesting a later charge, detailed information regarding his purported involvement and any legal proceedings is not readily available in the provided search results.
