PUTNAM COUNTY, Fla. — “Oh God help me.”
You can hear the desperation and pain in Delola Taylor’s voice as she talks us about her twin sister, 38-year-old Detret Burley.
“I'm gonna miss my sister so much. I was her right she was my left we just did everything together,” said Delola Taylor, the victim’s sister.
Her murder now leaves a gaping void for not only her sister, but for 13-year-old Brenesha Dasher and her four siblings.
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“My mom wanted better in life to see me succeed like graduate from high school and I wanted to get everything that she needed but now I can't,” Dasher said.
This was the scene outside of Corky Bell’s Wednesday night, as investigators worked to gather evidence.
The Putnam County Sheriff’s Office says Burley was with Travis Hall, 40, when Johnny Kemp, 40, shot them as they were driving into the parking lot, and then turned the gun on himself.
Investigators believe Kemp was driven by jealousy.
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“We didn't know that he was going to do this,” Taylor said.
Taylor told Action News her family is now broken, but wants the memory of their sister to stay alive.
"I just pray that God give me the strength to care for my five children and her five," Taylor said.
Burley's family is now working to raise money to help pay for expenses. For more information, visit the family's GoFundMe page.