It makes as much sense...

As the rest of the murders... in the, uh... "community."

A family member who asked not to be named said after Dawnette left, Dockery got up, went upstairs and found one of his stepdaughters with a young man.

"O'Neil was talking to them, telling them to leave, so they left and they came back and O'Neil probably told them to go."

Then went the bullet into Dockery's forehead, "execution-style."

Of course, that doesn't mean anybody's handing over the shooter.

Culture-driven omerta... yet again.

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