20 Year Old Woman Is Shot And Killed For Pulling Into The Wrong Driveway

A New York man accused of fatally shooting a 20-year-old woman in a car that made a wrong turn up his driveway had a "short fuse" and hated trespassers, according to a new report.

A car carrying Kaylin Gillis and three friends turned into the wrong driveway off Patterson Hill Road in Hebron, about 55 miles north of Albany, between 9 and 10 p.m. on Saturday, prosecutors say.

The 65-year-old homeowner, Kevin Monahan, allegedly walked out with a gun and opened fire.

At least one shot struck Gillis, who turned 20 in February.

"It’s shocking, but I’m not surprised," Monahan’s next-door neighbor, Adam Matthews, told the New York Post. "He had a short fuse. There was never any doubt he had a short fuse."

He called his neighbor a "narcissist" and said he often fumed over trespassers on his rural driveway.

"It was always, ‘People just drive up my driveway, and they think it’s a road,’" he told the paper. "He was very adamant people didn’t come up, and for a long time he kept the bottom of his driveway gated because so many people did mistake it for a roadway because it’s so wide at the bottom."

Monahan faces a charge of second-degree murder for Gillis' death.