US quadruple amputee cornhole pro suspected of murder had ‘a dark side’, ex-girlfriend claims | US news
A woman who claims to have had a romantic relationship with a quadruple amputee corn hole champion and the man accused of shooting her to death in a murder case that captured national attention has talked about being with both of them and said the accused killer has a “dark side.”
Tori Mattingly he told TMZ In an interview published over the weekend, Dayton said Webber “attacked” her throughout their four-year relationship. That relationship ended in February 2025 before she dated Bradrick Wells, the alleged victim of a fatal shooting in Webber’s car in suburban Washington, D.C., on March 22.
Shared with outlet a video A 2024 photo of Webber, who became a champion cornhole player after losing his limbs and nearly dying from a bacterial infection in infancy, appears to show him yelling at her while demanding she leave his property.
In a brief comment to TMZ, Mattingly claimed that Webber had an “angry dark side” and that he was not surprised by the murder charge against him.
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“It’s truly sickening to watch people say ‘that’s not like her’ or ‘she would never do that’,” he wrote.
“You didn’t live with him. I did. For four years, I saw the side of him that no one wanted to believe existed. The anger. The control. The abuse.
“So no… I’m not surprised that he was surprised by this situation. [accused] for murder. Because I know what he can do.”
According to the sheriff’s office in Charles County, Maryland, Webber was carrying three passengers in his car on the night of March 22 when he began arguing with Wells, 27, who was sitting in the front seat, then shot him twice in the head.
Webber allegedly asked other passengers to help him remove Wells’ body from the car. But they refused, fled the vehicle and called police as Webber drove away with the victim.
Police later found Wells’ body in a local garden. They eventually tracked Webber and his car about 150 miles (240 km) away in Virginia, where he allegedly sought treatment at a hospital for an unspecified medical problem.
Investigators arrested Webber after he was released from the hospital. He faces charges of murder, assault and use of a firearm in a felony.
The reason for the argument or the reason for the shooting was not disclosed.
Webber was 10 months old when he contracted a serious bacterial infection that required the amputation of his legs and lower arms and a months-long hospital stay.
Despite his disabilities, he became a budding wrestler and football player, then became a champion in the sport of corn hole by throwing small bags filled with corn into a 6-inch hole on a wooden platform 27 ft away. He recorded numerous tournament wins in the American Cornhole League (ACL).
Her former doubles partner, Mike Hoffman, told the Guardian on March 24 that he was surprised to hear of his friend’s arrest.
“I’m angry, I’m sad; it sucks,” Hoffman said over the phone.
“If the allegations are true, he has made some terrible decisions.”
