Car Belonging to Sean Timothy Dinneen Found in Greenville

Deputies have located the car belonging to Sean Timothy Dinneen, an Easley man who was killed Saturday night outside a church in Crosswell.

"The vehicle has been located in Greenville," Assistant Pickens County Sheriff Tim Morgan said.

The vehicle was stolen on Saturday night after Dinneen was killed in the parking lot of First Baptist Church in Crosswell. Officers arrived on the scene shortly before 10 p.m. to find Dinneen face down in a pool of blood. 

A witness told police they heard loud arguing coming from the church parking lot where a dark-colored Mustang and a four-door vehicle were parked. Later the witness said he heard the sound of glass breaking and a gun shot or two.

A preliminary autopsy performed by Pickens County Coroner Kandy Kelley has determined that Dinneen was killed by a single gun shot wound to the chest. Kelley said full autopsy results will take 6-8 weeks.

Deputies were able to locate a broken glass bottle and a shoe, but found no gun shells.

"We are currently processing the car for evidence," Morgan said. "Exactly what transpired hasn't been determined."