Details of Alabama Repo Agency Owner Murder Revealed

Both Click and the other man had attempted to knock on Siao’s door twice before their attempt to tow Siao’s car.

Madison County, AL – January 5, 2024 – On Wednesday the 3^rd, borrower and accused murderer Warren Siao appeared for a preliminary hearing before Madison County Judge Donald Rizzardi. During the hearing, new details emerged on the events leading up to the tragic murder of 38-year-old repossession agency owner Jayson Click.

Details of Alabama Repo Agency Owner Murder Revealed — Scene of the crime

Taking the stand, Madison County Detective Joshua Mosely, shared details about the night of the shooting and his interview with the defendant, Siao.

According to Mosley, 47-year-old Warren Siao told him that he was in bed when he heard his dogs barking at a commotion outside. Upon getting up to investigate, Siao claimed that he saw what he thought were two people trying to steal his car.

The two people turned out to be Jayson Click and a fellow repossessor who were attempting to repossess Siao’s car. Mosley testified that Siao admitted in his interview with him that he had a three-month gap in employment and was behind on car payments.

Detective Mosely further testified that both Click and the other man had attempted to knock on Siao’s door twice before their attempt to tow Siao’s car. However, according to their interview with investigators, neither Siao or his wife claimed to have heard them.

Mosely testified that Siao admitted to firing five to six rounds when he saw the two men taking his car but claimed that he only intended to scare them.

38-year-old Jayson Click, owner of B&S Collateral Recovery, was struck by one or more of these rounds and died on the scene.

It was testified that Siao admitted to calling 911. But not because he shot at the men, but for “backup”.

Upon the conclusion of Detective Mosely’s testimony, Judge Rizzardi ruled there was sufficient evidence for Siao’s case to go before a grand jury.

Siao remains out of jail on a $60,000 bond.