A man stabbed his half brother to death during an argument about a car antennae, a prosecutor said Thursday.
Michael Jack, a 24-year-old from Georges North Side, killed Tishawn Henley, 26, after the two had a “heated argument” that led to a “scuffle,” Principal Crown Counsel Tiffany Scatliffe said in Magistrates’ Court.
The men, who have the same mother, began arguing “sometime between 5:30 and 6 p.m.” on Nov. 6, outside the three-storey building where both their families live, the prosecutor said.
“Sometime during the scuffle, the accused stabbed the deceased once on the chest area with a knife he had on his person,” the Crown counsel said.
Mr. Jack’s attorney, Stephen Daniels, asked for the matter to be heard during the February Assizes at the High Court.
See the Nov. 15, 2012 edition for full coverage.