Texas feral Negro Raymond Jackson, charged in gruesome decapitation of a WHITE auto shop owner named Enayatolah Khorsand who gave him food, money

A homeless Texas man brutally beat and beheaded an auto shop owner who long gave him food, money and the occasional odd job around the shop, police said. Raymond Jackson, 62, was charged with murder after police found Enayatolah Khorsand’s mutilated, headless body inside his Houston auto shop Thursday. Khorsand, a 58-year-old Iranian immigrant known to his friends and customers as “Andy”, befriended Jackson four years ago, his loved ones said. "He gave him a job. He gave him money to eat, to live, and then he's the one who took his life," Connie Castillo, Khorsand's longtime friend, told ABC 13. Minn. man decapitates girlfriend's alleged rapist with machete Police said Jackson attacked his pal inside Mykawa Auto Parts Store Thursday night. He bashed Khorsand with a baseball bat before chopping off his head with a machete, officials said. The entire attack was caught on the store’s surveillance camera. Jackson put Khorsand’s severed head inside a plastic bag and left it lying next to his beaten body before fleeing the shop, police said. "He's caught on camera decapitating and beating this man to his death," Houston Police Department homicide investigator Alex Vinogradov told the Houston Chronicle. "It was brutal."

One of Khorsand’s friends discovered the ghastly scene later Thursday when he stopped by to visit his pal at his shop.

Escaped North Carolina inmate found decapitated “I see the body, laying down — a lot of blood. I was in shock. I was shaking," the man, who asked to remain anonymous, told the local news station. Cops arrested Jackson at his mother’s home Friday. He is charged with murder. Khorsand’s friends gathered at the shop Friday to pay their respects to the slain owner. Castillo — who met Khorsand 20 years ago through her husband — said he was a kind and thoughtful man, who loved spending time with his family. “'We enjoy our life' was his motto,” Castillo told the newspaper, breaking down in tears. “He was my best friend.”