Surveying While Black: Two Black Men—Who Were Brothers—Murdered While Looking At Their Own Property - The Killer 'Thought' They Were On HIS Land

The Murderer: Rodney Bruce Black. No word yet from Fox News and
the rest of the 'Trayvon-Martin-deserved-to-die" crew. The cops say they
are "baffled." Somehow "pure racism" as the main reason hasn't dawned
on them. (Photo - West Virginia Regional Jail)

By Joel Landau
A West Virginia man shot and killed his new neighbor and the man's brother without warning as the two inspected their land.

The shooter told police he thought his alleged victims were breaking into a building he mistakenly thought he owned, and police are baffled as to why he chose such a drastic measure to preserve something of no value to him.

The Cabell County Sheriff's Department charged Rodney Bruce Black, 62, of Barboursville, with two counts of first degree murder after he killed Garrick Hopkins, 60, of Milton and his brother, Carl Hopkins Jr., 61, of Oak Hill, at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Sherriff Tom McComas told the Daily News on Monday.

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