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TN Teen Shot Dead By Half-Brother During Somerville Argument Over Little Debbie Honey Bun

FAYETTE COUNTY, TN — (THECOUNT) Tennessee teenager, Marcus Jones, was allegedly shot dead by his half-brother, Jerome Howse, during an argument over a Little Debbie Honey Bun, according to authorities in Fayette County, Tenessee.

Jones, 18, was found dead from a gunshot wound around 2:30 a.m. Wednesday at a house located on Feathers Chapel Dr., in Somerville, TN.

Howse, 34, was later arrested after police conducted an interview at the scene. He’s been charged with second-degree murder and illegal gun possession.

The sheriff’s office said the two were arguing over “a small sum of money and a honey bun.” source

Jones’ Facebook account indicated he had recently graduated from Fayette Ware High School.

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