Pro Cornhole Player Charged with Murder

0:00On March 24, a 27-year-old professional cornhole player faces serious murder charges after allegedly killing a passenger in his car during. An argument in Maryland, Dayton, James Weber, who became a quadruple amputee as an infant, was arrested in Albumaro County, Virginia as a fugitive from justice. The incident happened in La Plata, where Weber pulled over, shot the victim, and then asked two backseat passengers for help moving the body. They refused, left the car, and flagged down officers right away. Weber beat the odds early in life after a dangerous blood infection at 10 months old led to amputations of all four limbs, with doctors estimating, just a 3% survival chance. He later turned to cornhole and competed at a pro level. Charles County Sheriff's Office is pushing for his extradition to face first-degree murder, second-degree murder, and other related charges. The American Cornhole League acknowledged the allegations, but stayed quiet on details amid the ongoing legal matter.

1:01For now, Weber awaits transfer back to Maryland as investigators wrap up the case details.