Weldon Boyd with his attorney Alan Moss listen as Mark Tinsley, attorney for the Spivey family questions the witness. A Stand Your Ground hearing is being held this week for Weldon Boyd, owner of Buoys on the Boulevard, and Kenneth “Bradley” Williams in the shooting death of Scott Spivey. Boyd and Williams have been named in a wrongful death lawsuit by the Spivey family in his shooting death nearly three years ago. The hearing will determine if the the pair are granted immunity under South Carolina’s Stand Your Ground law. Feb. 18, 2026.
CRIME & COURTS

Under The Microscope: Forensic Experts Assess Scott Spivey Shooting

Bullet trajectory and blood alcohol evidence come into focus as ‘Stand Your Ground’ proceeding continues.

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by JENN WOOD *** Forensic experts took center stage this week in the high-stakes ‘Stand Your
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The Colonel Top fan February 19, 2026 at 8:19 pm

The Spivey family needs to add the 911 system to the lawsuit for their failure to tell Boyd to back off.

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