WPXI reported Nelson Hill was charged with criminal homicide in the Murrysville shooting of Adam Carter.

Criminal homicide, a felony homicide charge, and homicide are not the same count line on these pages. Three days after Sunday, Oct. 25, is not Friday. Roundtop Road and Round Top Road are not the same spelling. The charge is not a conviction. Nov. 24 is a hearing date.

WPXI, by Jess Shannon, published November 3, 2026, at 1:04 p.m. EST, reported a 42-year-old Braddock man was charged in connection with a fatal shooting in Murrysville. It reported Nelson Hill was charged with criminal homicide and possession of a prohibited firearm after an investigation by Murrysville Police, the Westmoreland County Detective Bureau, and the District Attorney's Office. It reported officers originally responded on Oct. 25 to Sardis Road near Cole Road, found Adam Carter inside a vehicle with a gunshot wound to the head, and that he was transported to a local hospital, where he died three days later. It reported that around the same time police received reports of shots fired near Evergreen Drive and of a man knocking on doors asking for a ride near Roundtop Road, and that officers located Hill standing near Pleasant Valley Road and Roundtop Road, where he attempted to run before police arrested him. It reported Hill, Carter, and two other men spent the evening of Oct. 25 visiting several bars in the Braddock area before traveling to a club in Jeannette for a short time, and that as the four were driving through Murrysville an argument broke out. It reported police said Hill became irate and pulled a gun on the other three occupants, that detectives reported he pointed the gun at everyone inside the car before firing a single shot that struck Carter in the head, and that he then jumped out, ran into a wooded area, and reportedly fired four to five more rounds. It reported Murrysville Police and a K-9 officer located a semi-automatic pistol with an extended magazine in the wooded area near where he exited, and a baseball hat consistent with the one he wore that evening. It reported detectives reviewed surveillance video from the Jeannette club that showed him pointing a pistol at another patron after an argument earlier that night. It reported that beyond the homicide and illegal gun possession counts he faces drug possession, evading arrest, resisting arrest, and public drunkenness. The page does not print a bail amount, a prison name, or Nov. 24.

CBS Pittsburgh, by Christopher DeRose, published November 3, 2026, at 6:20 p.m. EST, reported homicide charges have been filed against 42-year-old Nelson Hill for the late October shooting of Adam Carter. It does not print Braddock as his city. It reported the shooting was just before midnight on Sunday, Oct. 25, that Murrysville police were dispatched to the 4800 block of Sardis Road for shots fired, and that they found Carter with a gunshot wound to the head. The 4800 block, on that page, and Sardis Road near Cole Road, on WPXI, are not the same place line. Just before midnight, on CBS Pittsburgh, is a clock WPXI does not print. It reported Carter and three other people, including Hill, had visited several bars in the Braddock area and then Jeannette. Then Jeannette, on that page, and a club in Jeannette, on WPXI, are not the same stop. It reported an argument broke out and Hill allegedly pointed a gun at all of the occupants before firing one round that struck Carter in the head, and that he then fled into the woods, firing off more shots, before he was later picked up trying to bum a ride and evade police. Firing off more shots, on CBS Pittsburgh, and four to five more rounds, on WPXI, are not the same count. It reported Carter died of his wounds three days later at the hospital. It quoted Murrysville Police Chief Tom Kusinsky that Hill is facing a felony homicide charge, a felony for possession of a prohibited firearm, and misdemeanor charges for drug possession, evading arrest, and public drunkenness. A felony homicide charge, in that quotation, and criminal homicide, on WPXI, are not the same words. Evading arrest, in the chief's list, and evading arrest plus resisting arrest, on WPXI, are not the same list. It quoted him: "We are really confident in this investigation. My detectives, with assistance from the District Attorney's Detective Bureau, have put many, many of hours into this case, and we're very confident that we gathered the information and we did what was right and we are going to serve justice for the victim in this situation." Many, many of hours is the sentence on the page. It reported Hill is being held at the Westmoreland County Prison without bail and is due in court for a preliminary hearing on Tuesday, Nov. 24. CBS Pittsburgh does not print the pistol, the hat, Evergreen Drive, or the attempt to run.

TribLive, by Renatta Signorini, dated Nov. 3, 2026, with no clock printed on the byline of the page retrieved here, reported a homicide charge was filed Tuesday against Nelson G. Hill, 42, of Braddock, in connection with the death of Adam Carter. Nelson G. Hill, on that page, and Nelson Hill, on WPXI and CBS Pittsburgh, are not the same name line. It reported Murrysville police said Hill, Carter, and two other men visited several bars in the Braddock area the evening of Oct. 25, then went to the Diaz Club in Jeannette and were kicked out after about 30 minutes when Hill got into an argument with a bar patron, according to court papers. The Diaz Club, on TribLive, and a club in Jeannette, on WPXI, are not the same name. It reported video surveillance showed him pull a pistol from his pocket and point it at the patron. It reported that as the group headed through Murrysville back to Braddock in a Nissan, he became irate and threatened to kill everyone in the car, witnesses told investigators, and that after shooting Carter in the head he jumped out and ran into the woods. A Nissan, and a threat to kill everyone, are TribLive. They are not on WPXI or CBS Pittsburgh. TribLive does not print four or five more rounds. It reported police responded to the area of Sardis and Cole roads about 11:50 p.m. and Carter was taken to a hospital by ambulance, and that police said he died Friday. About 11:50 p.m., on TribLive, and just before midnight, on CBS Pittsburgh, are not the same clock. Friday, on TribLive, and three days later, on WPXI and CBS Pittsburgh, are not the same day. Oct. 25, 2026, was a Sunday. Three days after that Sunday is not Friday. It reported he was taken into custody after a Round Top Road resident reported an intoxicated man knocking on the door, and that he told authorities he was a backseat passenger in the Nissan. Round Top, on TribLive, and Roundtop, on WPXI, are not the same spelling. It reported a pistol and a red baseball cap were recovered by police Lt. Scott Kettren and a police dog, and that he was seen in Diaz Club video wearing a red baseball cap. A red cap, and Lt. Scott Kettren, are TribLive. A baseball hat, and a K-9 officer with no name, are WPXI. It reported he is charged with homicide and unlawful possession of a firearm. Unlawful possession of a firearm, on TribLive, and possession of a prohibited firearm, on WPXI, are not the same count line. It reported he also faces drug possession, resisting arrest, and public drunkenness from his Oct. 26 arrest, that police said he had suspected heroin, and that he was held at Westmoreland County Prison without bail. Oct. 26, on that arrest line, and around the same time as the Oct. 25 response, on WPXI, are not the same date. Suspected heroin is TribLive. It reported preliminary hearings in both cases are scheduled for Nov. 24, and that his public defender could not be reached. Hearings, plural, on TribLive, and a preliminary hearing, on CBS Pittsburgh, are not the same calendar line.

WTAE, updated at 3:24 p.m. EST on Nov. 3, 2026, with no reporter's name on the page retrieved here, reported Nelson Hill, 42, of Braddock, is charged in the death of Adam Carter, who was found shot inside a car on Sardis Road on Oct. 25 and later died at the hospital, police and the district attorney's office said in a statement. Later died, on WTAE, is not three days later and is not Friday. It reported Hill, Carter, and two other men had visited several bars in the Braddock area that night, then went to a club in Jeannette. It quoted the statement: "As the men were traveling through Murrysville, an altercation ensued and Hill became irate and pulled a gun on the other three men in the vehicle, according to detectives. Hill allegedly pointed the gun at all of the occupants before he fired and one round struck Carter in the head. Hill jumped out of the vehicle, fled into a wooded area, and reportedly fired 4-5 more rounds." 4-5, in that quotation, and four to five, on WPXI, are not the same characters. An altercation, in the quotation, and an argument, on WPXI, are not the same word. It reported police found him near the corner of Pleasant Valley and Round Top roads after a report of a man knocking on a door and asking for a ride. It quoted police that through his own admission and the investigation it was determined he was a rear passenger. A rear passenger, on WTAE, and a backseat passenger, on TribLive, are not the same seat word. It reported an online docket showed he was being held in the county prison without bail, pending a preliminary hearing on Nov. 24. WTAE does not print the other counts, the chief's name, the Diaz Club, or a recovered gun. The charge is what those pages reported Tuesday. It is not a conviction. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.