Prosecutors say Corey Morgan (left) and Kevin Edwards planned the heinous murder of 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee. View Full Caption Chicago Police Department 
 
 Boone-Doty was held without bail Tuesday after prosecutors described the brutal murder of Tyshawn — and how seemingly proud of himself Boone-Doty was after allegedly committing it. Boone-Doty had laughed about the shooting, saying he “seen that bitch go in his head,” prosecutors said, adding that he was writing a rap song in jail that mentioned the killing. "Shorty couldn’t take it no more.” 
 
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 Tyshawn was hit in his back, forearm and head, and part of his thumb was shot off as if he were raising his hand to block the shots, prosecutors said previously. Boone-Doty was facing Tyshawn when he shot him, something he had wanted to do "because he was so little," according to prosecutors. Boone-Doty also had a rap song about the slaying in the works and said he regretted not going back to the park to kill more kids, Assistant State's Attorney George Canellis said during a bond hearing Tuesday. "In nearly 30 years of policing, I have never witnessed such a hateful act of treachery and savageness towards an innocent child," interim Police Superintendent John Escalante said at a news conference announcing the charges. Tyshawn Lee murder ‘act of savagery and treachery’ 
 
 Interim Chicago Police Superintendent John Escalante speaks at a news conference Tuesday about charges being filed in the Nov. 2 slaying death of 9-year-old Tyshawn Lee. Corey Morgan and Boone-Doty — members of the Bang Bang Gang faction of the Black P Stones — were gunning for rivals in the Killaward faction of the Gangster Disciples, who they believed were responsible for Tracey Morgan’s death, prosecutors said. At one point, Boone-Doty conducted surveillance on Tyshawn's grandmother with plans to kill her in order to draw out rival gang members, prosecutors alleged. "His original plan was to torture this child by kidnapping and cutting off his fingers and his ears," Alvarez said. On Nov. 27, Corey Morgan, 27, of Lansing, was charged with murder, and police have a warrant for the arrest of a third suspect, Kevin Edwards, 22. A third suspect, Kevin Williams, is still at large. Tyshawn was lured from a basketball game at Dawes Park by Boone-Doty, who dribbled the child's basketball for a few minutes and offered to buy the child whatever he wanted from the store before taking him into the alley and shooting him multiple times at close range, Alvarez said. A basketball that he always carried with him was found nearby. The feud with Killa Ward escalated significantly Oct. 13 when Tracey Morgan, a reputed Bang Bang Gang/Terror Dome member, was shot and killed while leaving a mandatory parolee meeting with Chicago police on the South Side. Corey Morgan, Tracey's brother, was heard to say that he was targeting "grandmas, mamas, kids and all" for shootings, prosecutors have alleged. Though police maintain Tyshawn was killed due his father's gang ties, Pierre Stokes told DNAinfo he gave up gangbanging for his son. On the afternoon of Oct. 18, five days after Tracey Morgan was killed, Boone-Doty was driving near the area of 78th and Honore streets when he spotted a rival gang member sitting in a car, according to prosecutors. Those were the harrowing allegations that Cook County prosecutors made Tuesday during a bond hearing for Dwright Boone-Doty, a 22-year-old gang member accused of killing Tyshawn to get even with his rivals. Weeks earlier, Boone-Doty had gunned down Brianna Jenkins, a 19-year-old woman who aspired to be a nurse, as she sat next to the intended target, a rival gang member whom she had recently met, according to prosecutors and family. Boone-Doty later admitted that Jenkins started screaming when he began shooting, so he shot the woman to "instantly shut her up," prosecutors said. When Boone-Doty later learned that Bowens didn't die, Boone-Doty tried to find the shooting victim at Advocate Christ Masonic Medical Center to finish the job — but he wasn't able to get in, prosecutors said. Boone-Doty was later was arrested with multiple guns, according to Canellis. He was sentenced to five years in prison in July 2013 for unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon and drug possession in downstate Sangamon County, prison records show. (Terrence Antonio James / Chicago Tribune) (Terrence Antonio James / Chicago Tribune) 
 
 After serving about two years on a five-year sentence in a drug and gun case, Boone-Doty had been paroled from the Illinois Department of Corrections two months before Jenkins was shot, authorities said. It was during this time that the trio allegedly saw Tyshawn with his father, an alleged Killa Ward member, according to a law enforcement source.
– The man charged with murdering a 9-year-old boy in Chicago allegedly "laughed and bragged" about the killing while in jail, DNAinfo reports. Prosecutors say 22-year-old Dwright Boone-Doty lured fourth-grader Tyshawn Lee into an alley in November and shot him as part of an ongoing gang feud. According to the Chicago Tribune, an informant in jail while Boone-Doty was being held on an unrelated gun charge was wearing a wire while Boone-Doty discussed the shooting. "Shorty couldn’t take it no more," prosecutors quote Boone-Doty, allegedly describing Tyshawn during the shooting. Tyshawn was shot in the head, back, and arm; part of his thumb was also shot off. Evidence from the scene indicates Boone-Doty likely failed to kill Tyshawn with his first shot, the Chicago Sun Times reports. Prosecutors say Boone-Doty was writing a rap song about killing Tyshawn while in jail and was sorry he didn't go back to the park where he found Tyshawn to kill more kids. Authorities also claim Boone-Doty—along with two alleged accomplices—at one point planned to kidnap Tyshawn and cut off his ears and fingers. Tyshawn was a backup target after killing his grandmother didn't work out, prosecutors say. A second man has been charged in the killing; a third is still wanted. Boone-Doty was charged with Tyshawn's murder—as well as the murder of a 19-year-old woman weeks earlier—on Monday. The father of three was ordered held without bail. Police say Tyshawn's father belongs to a rival gang.