Florida Teen Recounts Witnessing Two Cold Blooded Murders

According to the Volusia County booking records, Petty has been charged with two counts of felony cruelty to animals, two counts of unlawful disposal of a deceased domestic animal, carrying a concealed weapon in the commission of a felony, and child abuse.

Officials of the Volusia County Sheriff’s Office said the 16-year-old boy informed deputies that he was at Petty’s residence when Petty got into an argument with his fiancee. He then loaded the two dogs, a Catahoula mix named Wheezy and a dachshund named Mason, into his vehicle and drove the animals along with the teen into a wooded area in DeLand.

The teen said that Petty shot Wheezy in the head the allegedly tried to make him shoot Mason. The teen claims to have shot into the ground, then Petty took the gun back and fatally shot Mason.

Deputies said that Petty later tossed the dog’s bodies into the woods.