Autopsy: Man whose remains found near Zebulon shot at least 6 times

A Youngsville man whose remains were found near Zebulon last year had been shot at least six times, according to an autopsy report released Wednesday.

Brendan Robert Hurley, 23, and Anthony James McCall, 21, of Raleigh, had been missing for about a week when Hurley's remains were found off Covered Bridge Road in Johnston County and McCall's remains were found in Nash County.

Hurley was shot in the head, twice in the neck, chest, left arm and left leg, according to an autopsy report. Four bullets were found with his remains, the report states.

McCall's autopsy hasn't been released yet.

McCall told family members that Hurley was giving him a ride to McCall's mother's house to let her dog out in July 2019. Hurley was then supposed to pick his own mother up from work, but he never showed up.

Hurley's Dodge Charger was later found abandoned near a construction debris recycling plant on Raleigh View Drive, off Garner Road in south Raleigh, police said. Family members said blood was on the passenger’s seat.

James Dai'Shawn Robinson, 21, of Terrace Park Court in Raleigh, and Ryan Craig Veach, 19, of Wapello Lane in Raleigh, are each charged with two counts of murder. Both remain in the Wake County jail without bond.

Andrew Francis Carroll, 16, of Pennsylvania Court in Raleigh, was charged with being an accessory after the fact of murder in the case. According to an arrest warrant, he drove Hurley's car from Zebulon to the scrap metal recycling center to be junked.