Matthew Purdy, who killed Texas Christian University student Wes Smith early Friday morning, said he would have shot a witness if he had more ammo.
A college student was randomly gunned down outside a bar in Texas by a shooter who allegedly told police he would have killed others — if he hadn’t run out of bullets.
One of the officers, however, eventually noticed Purdy in the back of the vehicle holding the handle of a pistol, according to the affidavit. The shooter told police he didn’t have a “clear reason” for killing Smith and only opened fire after asking the victim whether he knew his father, who had been assaulted in the area, according to the affidavit. Matthew Purdy did not know Smith before shooting him, according to police.He would’ve also shot a bystander if he hadn’t already run out of ammunition, Purdy allegedly said.
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