Terrence Chaney and his friend of more than 30 years allegedly got into an argument that turned deadly late Thursday on the Far South Side, prosecutors say.
A man was denied bail Sunday after allegedly shooting a longtime friend and later returning to the scene in Fernwood to attack him again as he died. “Are you dead yet?” 38-year-old Terrence Chaney was quoted as allegedly saying in a bond proffer read during his initial court hearing. Chaney was charged with first-degree murder in the early Friday slaying of 47-year-old Amando Shipp. Before ordering him held without bail, Judge John Lyke said the “utter cruelty” alleged in the case was shocking. Assistant State’s Attorney Carolyn Nevin said Chaney picked up Shipp Thursday and they drove together to Indiana to exchange cigarettes. When they returned to the city just before midnight, the pair started arguing while allegedly looking for prostitutes and eventually started fighting outside Chaney’s Chevrolet Equinox in the 500 block of West 105th Street.
