A South Carolina man was distraught over drawn-out divorce proceedings and a recent order to sell a home he co-owned with his ex-wife when he killed the woman’s attorney and then himself, authorities said Thursday. Jerry Dean Crenshaw shot J. Redmond Coyle Wednesday in a parking lot behind Coyle’s Pickens, S.C., office, the local police chief said. Crenshaw’s wife had hired Coyle after the pair filed for divorce, according to court filings.
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