'The situation where we have an elderly gentleman and his elderly wife living out in the dark woods in Washington County with three vehicles that come roaring into his driveway at a high rated speed, shined their lights at his house and not leaving when he turns on the floodlights so certainly there was cause for an element of fear on Mr. While in an interview with News10, Mausert said that the incident was a 'series of tragic mistakes, made by more than one person. The attorney told CNN that his client told him that multiple vehicles descended on his driveway Saturday night, including a motorcycle, revving their engines and behaving in a menacing way. It is too soon to say more than that,' Mausert told the New York Times.
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'My preliminary view of this case is that it was a series of errors which resulted in a tragedy. Monahan's lawyer, Kurt Mausert, described his client on Monday as having no prior criminal convictions and said that he owns a contracting business in Washington County, around 60 miles northeast of Albany, close to the New York/Vermont border. 'I need to see who took my girlfriend away from me.
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Walsh will attend Monahan's bond hearing and hopes the 65-year-old is punished to the full extent of the law. 'I want the world to know how good of a person she really was and how much she impacted everybody who had the fortunate opportunity to be in her life,' he continued. 'I had high hopes, and I had plans. I didn’t want to be with anybody else, and I wanted to spend the rest of my life with her,' Walsh said. He said that the pair would often joke about being the 'two percent,' a reference to the two percent of high school sweethearts who end up getting married. Walsh went on to say that the couple met when he was a sophomore at Schuylerville High School, where Gillis graduated from in 2021. He added that the drive to get cell service felt like it lasted just 30 seconds, 'the adrenaline was rushing so bad.' I'm praying it was,' Walsh said through tears. They immediately called 911 but sadly it was too late. Gillis's boyfriend said that one of his friends in the car shouted: 'They're shooting - Go!' Prompting him to suddenly turn the car around and drive away.Įventually, after driving for around five miles, the group made it to an area where they had cell service. As soon as we figured it out that we were at the wrong location, we started to leave, and that’s when everything happened,' Walsh said. 'We thought we were at the right address. We didn’t have any cell service to figure it out. Kevin Monahan, 65, was charged with murder in the second degree and remains in custody at Warren County Jail, officials said Monahan did not need a permit to own the gun, according to the Albany Times-Herald.
The slug that killed Gillis was designed to hunt large game and is three times larger than a handgun round. They were trying to turn the car around when Monahan came out onto his porch and fired two shots, according to Washington County Sheriff Jeffrey Murphy. Gillis was with her boyfriend and two other friends traveling in an SUV through the town of Hebron Saturday night just before 10pm when the group made a wrong turn onto the property of Kevin Monahan, 65. 'I tried to step on the gas as fast as possible, and that's when the fatal shot came through.' In a new interview with NBC News, Blake Walsh, 19, revealed he was the one driving on the fateful night. Kaylin Gillis's boyfriend has described the moment he pulled into the wrong driveway in rural upstate New York and was fired on by a homeowner armed with a 12-gauge shotgun. One of those shots fatally wounded Gillis, 20.
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