The road is just north of Dunn Avenue. RIGHT NOW 15-YEAR-OLD MISTY AERIAL AND 11-YEAR-OLD NICOLE ARE BOTH CHARGED WITH MURDERING THEIR BROTHER. Meanwhile, both parents have been charged with child neglect for failing to properly provide supervision to the four children. Police say the 16-year-old son of Keith and Misty Sherree Kornegay was shot and killed by their 15-year-old daughter while the couple was out of town Monday evening. According to a police report obtained by Action News from the White Springs Police Department, the sisters walked 3.6 miles from their home to the Dollar General store in White Springs following the shooting Monday night. Later, it says, she began to cry and confessed to officers that she had shot her brother. POLICE CALLED DEPUTY IN COLUMBIA COUNTY ARRIVED AT THE HOME AND FOUND THE BOY DEAD IN THE LIVING ROOM. Police say Keith and Sherree Kornegay left the home Monday, and that she traveled with him as he made rounds as a truck driver. IF THEY CAN GET PEACE AND, I REALLY I HAVE ABSOLUTELY JUST DON'T KNOW. Reporter: NOW WE ARE TOLD THE DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY WAS CALLED HERE LAST NATURE AND ALSO TOLD THAT THE 3-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS IN DCF CUSTODY RIGHT NOW AS FOR THE 15-YEAR-OLD THE GIRL WE UNDERSTAND SHE WILL HAVE THE FIRST APPEARANCE IN COURT SOME TIME BETWEEN NOW AND TOMORROW MORNING. THERE WERE NO CHARGES FILED AND NO DETAILS REALLY ABOUT WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED THERE.  Two sisters in White Springs have been arrested in their 16-year-old brother’s death Monday night while their parents were out of town, authorities said Tuesday. Investigators do not think she pulled the trigger, the Sheriff’s Office said. Renee Kornegay admitted she shot her 16-year-old brother, then walked away from the home with her 11-year-old sister, leaving their 3-year-old sister at home. Investigators said the parents were out of town and Ariel Kornegay (pictured) retrieved the handgun used in the shooting from the parents' bedroom. The Columbia County Sheriff's Office arrested the 15-year-old, Misty "Ariel" Renee Kornegay, as well as her 11-year-old sister, Nicole Kornegay, Tuesday and charged them with premeditated murder. Related Story: Sisters, 15 and 11, charged in brother's death; parents arrested 
 
 Brownfield said his conversation with the 11-year-old was kept to a minimum because the Columbia County Sheriff's Office was quickly called in to check on the home. After the parents, Keith Kornegay, 37, and 33-year-old Misty Kornegay, returned to town, they were questioned by investigators and were arrested on child neglect charges, accused of failing to properly supervise the children. "At first we didn't know what had happened," said Detective Cecil Brownfield, "so the officer was very compassionate with the girls. According to the Florida Department of Children and Families, she has now been placed in protective custody 
 
 For Action News on the go, sign up for Action News Mobile & Email alerts When that mother arrived to help, she learned the 15-year-old was also present at the Dollar General. While this is the first homicide in Columbia County in over a year, Brownfield said the CCSO is thoroughly looking for answers. All four people arrested are expected to be in court Wednesday morning.
– In a case Florida officials call "deeply disturbing," two sisters allegedly colluded to shoot and kill their 16-year-old brother while their parents were away, reports WFOX. Misty "Ariel" Renee Kornegay, 15, and her 11-year-old sister, Nicole, were arrested Monday and charged with premeditated murder. "Anytime you come on scene with something this horrific, [with] children involved, it's pretty unsettling, even to seasoned law enforcement and deputies," the Columbia County sheriff tells News4Jax. Ariel told police her brother beat her and locked her in a bedroom that evening. When he fell asleep, Nicole unlocked the door, and Ariel says they got a gun from their parents' bedroom and she shot him in the living room. The sisters then left their 3-year-old sister and walked more than 3 miles to a Dollar General in town, where police were called. "The officer was very compassionate with the girls. We were mainly worried about their safety," says one detective, but Ariel soon confessed to the shooting, adds WFOX. Police learned their parents had left the children at home Monday and were three hours away when their son was shot. When they returned, police charged them with child neglect. Now the state attorney says he "may be forced to actually charge [the sisters] as adults," adds the Gainesville Sun; the 3-year-old is now in state custody, notes the Florida Times-Union. News4Jax notes the Kornegays have a history with law enforcement: a 2010 report of inappropriate behavior between Ariel and the dead brother (no charges resulted); a family member who sought a change of custody; and a domestic violence citation for the mother in 2010. All four will appear in court today. (This boy died trying to save his twin brother.)