Bryan Daniel Noone Obituary, Death: Greenville County Coroner Identifies Victim in Triple Shooting That Left One Dead

GREENVILLE COUNTY, SC — A late-night outbreak of gun violence in Greenville County has left one man dead and two others wounded in what authorities believe are connected shootings that spanned multiple locations. The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office, alongside the Greenville County Coroner’s Office, has confirmed the identity of the deceased as **40-year-old Bryan Daniel Noone**, a resident of Gray Court. His death, ruled a homicide, has sent shockwaves through the local community.

The violent events began unfolding around 11 p.m. Friday night, when deputies responded to an emergency call from 114 Waterton Way in Simpsonville. Upon arrival, law enforcement officers discovered Bryan Noone suffering from at least one gunshot wound. Emergency personnel attempted life-saving measures, but tragically, Noone was pronounced dead at the scene.

Just as the investigation at Waterton Way was underway, a second call came in, alerting deputies to additional victims of gunfire. This second incident occurred at a 7-Eleven convenience store located on Harrison Bridge Road, a short distance from the original shooting site. There, deputies encountered a man and a woman who had both sustained gunshot wounds. The two victims were quickly transported to a nearby hospital for emergency medical treatment. Authorities have not yet released their names, and the severity of their injuries has not been disclosed.

Investigators believe the two crime scenes are linked. Though the exact sequence of events remains under investigation, law enforcement officials are working under the assumption that both shootings stemmed from the same chain of events. Whether the victims at the 7-Eleven were involved in the Waterton Way shooting or were fleeing from it in search of help remains uncertain.

The Greenville County Sheriff’s Office has yet to announce any arrests or identify any suspects. Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage, interviewing witnesses, and collecting forensic evidence in hopes of reconstructing what transpired on that chaotic night. Officials have declined to speculate on possible motives, whether the incident was the result of a targeted attack, robbery, personal dispute, or another cause.

Local residents are expressing alarm over the level of violence and the uncertainty surrounding the investigation. The proximity of the shootings to each other and the suggestion of coordinated or sequential violence have added to community fears and calls for swift justice.

Bryan Daniel Noone’s death is a profound loss to those who knew him. As his name becomes publicly linked to this unfolding case, friends and family members now grapple with sudden grief and unanswered questions. Known in his community of Gray Court, Noone’s passing has left a noticeable absence and many wondering what led to such a fatal encounter.

The Greenville County Coroner’s Office continues to work closely with law enforcement to ensure all findings are accurately reported. Meanwhile, the Sheriff’s Office is urging anyone with information relevant to the shootings to come forward. Anonymous tips can also be submitted through local crime tip lines.

As of now, the timeline and interrelation between the shootings remain unclear. Authorities hope that with continued investigation and community cooperation, the pieces of this complex case can be brought together to identify those responsible and bring them to justice. Further updates are expected as the inquiry continues.

This tragic event, with its ripple effects of pain, fear, and loss, has become yet another reminder of the fragility of life and the ongoing challenges posed by gun violence in communities large and small. The memory of Bryan Daniel Noone now stands as a solemn call for answers, peace, and resolution.