Social Justice

South Carolina Black man reportedly shot, body dragged

In South Carolina, a 19-year-old was charged with the brutal murder of Anthony Hill

Published

16 years ago

June 4, 2010

UVM Staff

Anthony Hill

Racism is alive and well. In South Carolina, a 19-year-old was charged with the brutal murder of Anthony Hill.

Gregory Collins reportedly shot Hill to death and then dragged his body for several miles.

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Hill died from a single gunshot wound to the head. He was dead before he was dragged for over 11 miles.

Investigators followed a trail of blood back to Collins home. No one knows why Collins shot and dragged Hill.

Collins was charged with murder of Hill and made his first court appearance Thursday.

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