A professional cornhole player, who is a quadruple amputee, is under scrutiny after allegedly committing murder inside his Tesla. His ex-girlfriend has described him as having an ‘angry dark side’ and a history of frequent, irate outbursts.
Tori Mattingly, who was in a relationship with Dayton Webber, 27, for four years before their breakup in February 2025, expressed to TMZ that she is ‘not surprised’ by the serious allegations facing him.
According to police, Webber is accused of fatally shooting his passenger, Bradrick Michael Wells, also 27, during an altercation inside a Tesla SUV on March 22 in La Plata, Maryland.
Reports indicate that Webber stopped the vehicle and asked the two backseat passengers to assist him in removing Wells from the car. However, they declined and instead chose to leave the scene and notify authorities.
Mattingly disclosed to the media that she began dating Wells following her split from Webber, citing his anger issues as the reason for their breakup.
She also mentioned her attempts to encourage Webber, the limbless professional cornhole player, to seek therapy, but he was unwilling to do so.
Mattingly said she and Wells split last June, adding that Webber knew about their on–and–off relationship and that the two were friends.
The Charles County Sheriff’s Office had said the occupants of the car were known to each other.
Quadruple amputee professional cornhole player Dayton Webber, 27, faces murder charges after allegedly killing his passenger Bradrick Wells during an argument in La Plata, Maryland
Tori Mattingly said she was not surprised by the murder allegations involving her ex boyfriend Webber
Mattingly said she had not spoken with Webber for months and that she last spoke to Wells in December, when he called her on her birthday.
She alleged that Webber would often ‘lash out.’ During one episode captured on video, he screamed at her for not letting him use her car.
‘I asked you if you wanted to take the vehicle,’ Mattingly said in a short clip.
‘And I asked you to get off my property,’ Webber yelled back.
‘Because you were asked to be nice?’ she responded.
‘I asked you to get off my property,’ Webber screamed again, before turning and walking away.
Mattingly also addressed her past relationship with Webber in a public social media post Tuesday.
‘Watching people say “this doesn’t sound like him” or “he would never do that” is honestly sickening,’ Mattingly wrote on Facebook. ‘You didn’t live with him. I did.’
Webber allegedly ‘pulled a gun out and shot the victim twice in the head’ before asking the pair of passengers he picked up to help him remove the body from the car
Mattingly claimed that Webber was prone to angry outbursts and would often ‘lash out,’ including one episode when he yelled at her for not letting him use her car
She claimed to have seen ‘the side of him that nobody else wanted to believe existed’ while residing with Webber for four years.
‘The anger. The control. The abuse. The kind of darkness you don’t just “mistake,” she said. ‘The kind that makes you feel unsafe in your own home, in your own skin.’
Mattingly said she was not shocked that Webber was being ‘convicted of murder’ – though he has only been charged – ‘because I know what he’s capable of.’
She added: ‘You saw the version he wanted you to see. I saw the truth. And just because he didn’t show you that side doesn’t mean it wasn’t real.
‘It just means I was the one he chose to break behind closed doors.’
The Daily Mail previously revealed that Webber allegedly shot Wells twice in the head before asking witnesses to help dump the body.
According to the statement of charges filed by the Charles County Sheriff’s Office, Webber collected two people from their work into the back of his white Tesla. Wells was already in the passenger seat.
As they drove, a ‘heated argument’ ensued between Webber and Wells.
Webber allegedly continued driving with Wells still inside his vehicle. The victim’s body was found in a yard in Charlotte Hall
The Charles County Sheriff’s Office told the Daily Mail that there videos and social media stories of Webber, who is a quadruple amputee, ‘handling firearms’
During the spat, Webber allegedly ‘pulled a gun out and shot the victim twice in the head.’
Webber then pulled over the vehicle and asked his two passengers to help ‘pull Wells out the vehicle, which they refused,’ per the statement of charges.
The pair fled from the Tesla, and Webber allegedly drove off with Wells still inside the vehicle.
Wells’s body was later found in a yard on Newport Church Road in Charlotte Hall, Maryland.
Detectives tracked down Webber’s car to Charlottesville, Virginia, and found him at a hospital ‘seeking treatment for a medical issue,’ the sheriff’s office said.
He was charged with first-degree murder and second-degree murder.
On Thursday, Webber waived his right to an extradition hearing while taking part in a court hearing in Charlottesville.
‘I am trying to go back to Maryland,’ Webber said.
Webber waived his right to an extradition hearing on Thursday and said he was trying to ‘get back to Maryland’
Webber’s case has prompted questions over how a quadruple amputee could have been driving a car, used a firearm or pushed out Wells’ body from the Tesla alone.
Diane Richardson, public information officer at the Charles County Sheriff’s Office, previously told the Daily Mail: ‘We understand it’s a reasonable question. Webber is a well-documented individual on the internet.
‘He’s on YouTube and social media platforms [sic] there’s a lot of stories of him handling firearms.’
Webber has said doctors amputated his arms and legs when he was just 10 months old to save his life after he contracted a serious blood infection.
The Daily Mail has reached out to Mattingly and Webber’s attorney, Alexander Goodman, for further comment.
