Twin Brothers Arrested in Texas for Alleged Revenge Killings

Twin Brothers Arrested in Texas for Alleged Revenge Killings

Twin brothers Samuel Gbadebo and Solomon Gbadebo, both 20, have been arrested in Fort Worth, Texas, in connection with two fatal shootings allegedly carried out in revenge for a 2021 armed robbery. Authorities say the brothers sought retaliation against a man who reportedly forced them to strip on camera during the earlier robbery.

The first shooting occurred on November 15, 2025, when 19-year-old Devan Randles was shot in the parking lot of an apartment complex in north Fort Worth. Surveillance footage linked a white Nissan Altima to the scene. Weeks later, on November 30, 2025, Isaiah Gonzales, an employee at Flips Patio Grill, was fatally shot in a parking lot. Evidence, including shoe prints and the same vehicle, reportedly connected the incidents to the Gbadebo twins.

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Investigators revealed that Gonzales allegedly robbed the brothers at gunpoint in 2021 and humiliated them by forcing them to strip, an act that was recorded on video. Police used the footage along with other forensic evidence to identify and arrest the twins. They are now facing murder charges at the Tarrant County Jail as authorities continue their investigation.

The case highlights the dangers of revenge-motivated violence in the United States, where prior grievances or humiliation from past crimes can escalate into fatal confrontations. Legal experts say the incidents underscore the role of criminal history, retaliation, and forensic evidence in modern homicide investigations.

Twin Brothers Arrested in Texas for Alleged Revenge Killings