Woman Driven to Wrong Address Shot Dead in New York

A 20 year-old woman in search of a friend's house but wrongly driven to another address was, Saturday night, shot dead in, Hebron, New York. 

According to officials, the car she was traveling in mistakenly took a wrong turn to the address where the home owner responded with gun shots. 

The victim, Kaylin Gillis, was said to be traveling with three other people when the incident took place.

According to a police report, the group made a wrong turn onto the property and were trying to turn round the car when its 65 year-old owner, Kevin Monahan, came out onto his porch and fired two shots, one fatally hiting Gillis. 

The group however, managed to drive to Salem, Northeast of Albany and called 911.

Though Emergency crews arrived and performed CPR on the young woman, she died nonetheless. 

Monahan refused to come out of his house when officers arrived for investigation. However, they spoke to him through 911 for about an hour before being taken into custody.

He has since been booked into the Warren County jail on a second-degree murder charge. 

The shooting is coming on the heels of another incident in which 16-year-old Ralph Yarl was shot and wounded in Kansas City, Missouri, after wrongly taking a turn to a house to pick up his younger brothers.

The suspect, 84 year-old Andrew Lester, has been charged with first degree assault.