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Trent Lehrkamp was initially discovered by a security officer in the hospital’s emergency room. According to computer dispatch records that were obtained by the WSAV Investigative Unit, the call was made to the police on Tuesday, March 21 at 8:46 p.m.
The policeman answered the phone and said, “Hello, this is Officer Charles from the hospital,” as the 911 recording started. “Yes, ma’am, there is someone in the ER room 35 who would want to phone the district unit to report Possibly threatened,” the security guard informed the dispatcher.
We find out that Mark Lylekamp is the father of Trent Lylekamp. He informed authorities that his kid had been murdered by a group called Trent Lyle, was smeared in spray paint, smelled like urine, and was on a ventilator when they arrived at the Southern Georgia Health System hospital. Twice, the teens of Trent Lehrkamp attacked. His sole companion. Using troubling SnapChat posts, the WSAV investigation team was able to tie a teen associated with the Trent case to the arrest in November 2022.
When Edward Rook Hobby was detained, he was 17 years old. According to an arrest record from November, when police arrived at Hobie’s house after his mother dialed 911, they discovered a broken mirror and a jar. According to the officer who received the report, when the teen was asked to tell his side of the story, Hobie stated it involved his “private family” and that the police could either arrest him or leave him alone.
The party on St. Simons Island is being looked into by the Greene County Sheriff’s Office after the 19-year-old was transported to the hospital and Edward Rooker Hobby was given a three-day jail sentence for trespassing.
In the arrest report, Edward Rooker Hobb’s mother admitted to having an alcohol issue with her 17-year-old son.
The Greene County community demanded justice for Trent on Monday night, and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation entered the investigation. A county spokeswoman said in a statement that investigators met with all parties involved, including the victim, and collected technological evidence in the case. The prosecutor’s office requested patience from the public a week after Trent Lehrkamp was brought to Brunswick Hospital because the inquiry would take some time.