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A Kentucky man shot dead a volunteer firefighter who offered help when he became stranded on the road because he was having hallucinations, his mother said.
Father-of-eight Justin Moore, 31, shot at volunteer firefighter Jacob McClanahan, 24, and Palmyra Police Officer Zachary Holly on Monday after he ran out of gas on state road 135.
The pair had approached Moore to help him, authorities said.
Holly avoided being shot, but McClanahan was struck and killed at the scene, Holly's bodycam footage shows, investigators said. The officer returned fire and Moore was also killed.
Moore's mother, Rachel Crisp, said that her son had been experiencing hallucinations and believed he was a werewolf being targeted by vampires.
'He was talking about vampires following him home. Just crazy nonsense stuff like that. It just doesn't make any sense, Crisp told local news station WHAS11 .
Crisp also told the outlet she felt incredibly sorry for McClanahan's family, and that his death had been senseless.
'He was just there trying to help my son. I feel sorry for his parents, and his family members,' she said.
'Here he was, trying to do a good deed and everything, and then get caught up in the mess like this and end up losing his life.'
Father-of-eight Justin Moore, 31, (pictured) shot at firefighter Jacob McClanahan, 24, and Palmyra Police Officer Zachary Holly on Monday after he ran out of gas on State Road 135
Holly avoided being shot, but McClanahan (pictured) was fatally shot and killed at the scene, Holly's bodycam footage shows, investigators said
Moore's mother, Rachel Crisp (pictured) , said that her son had been experiencing hallucinations and believed he was a werewolf being targeted by vampires
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Moore, of Owensboro, Kentucky, had been reportedly driving from his
