David Aylor, a prominent lawyer, died on Monday, January 2, at the age of 41. He was found dead at his home in downtown Charlestown, Counton2.com wrote. WCBD TV’s Carolyn Murray paid tribute to Aylor by posting a photo on Facebook. Tessa Spencer of ABC News 4 also expressed her grief, saying she has known Aylor for nearly 15 years. She continued,
“Many years ago, when he was a weekly guest at the Breakfuss Leather Club, I told him I was interested in the law. He didn’t think twice about hiring me as a legal assistant. He was always there when I needed him. In fact, he’s always there… for anyone he considers a friend. We will miss you very much. My sincere condolences go to his family and loved ones.”
Scott Eisberg of ABC News 4 expressed sadness over Aylor’s death on Facebook. Eisberg said Aylor has provided hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships to its student-athletes. In addition, he noted,
“He was nervous. He watched recruitment movies and kept in touch with athletes after he graduated from high school. He is a huge fan of HS sports and CofC basketball. . How surprising.”
The circumstances behind Aylor’s death are unknown, but there is no evidence of foul play.
People are paying tribute to David Aylor on Twitter.
David Aylor has risen to prominence as a criminal defense attorney, personal injury attorney, and drug attorney. As soon as people learned of his death, Twitter was flooded with tributes. Here are some answers:
Just in – Statement by Lindsay Johnson, Principal Counsel at David Aylor Law Firm, regarding the death of David Aylor.#chvijesti pic.twitter.com/QuLtn2YvcP
– Quintin Washington (@QuintinOnCamera) January 2, 2023
Praying for family and friends @DavidAylor. Tragic news… https://t.co/qPyRtfXRUJ
– FITSNews (@fitsnews) January 2, 2023
Law firm David Aylor was founded by Aylor.
Little is known about No Aylor’s youth, but he attended Charleston College and the University’s Law School. He later opened his own law offices, now located in Summerville, Walterboro, Greenville and elsewhere. The Law Office of David Aylor has been praised for their work over the years, and Aylor has been visited by many newspapers for interviews. He served as a prosecutor in Hanahan and as associate attorney at the 9th District Attorney’s Office for Charleston County. David clerked for the South Carolina Judiciary Committee under former Senator Glenn McConnell, U.S. District Judge Robert Carr, and criminal attorney Andrew Salvage III.
Before his death, he was involved in a small legal dispute over the distribution of evidence in a drug trafficking case in which David’s investigator ignored several laws by arranging to keep the evidence in another room. The government appealed the convictions against David and Aylor, and the presiding judge made the remarks during the hearing. Authorities declared this to be an act of disclosing untrue publicly sealed information. The fines were rescinded when federal agents submitted another document that said the regulations were not intentionally violated.
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