On December 13. 2006. a! about 11 a.m.. Houston Police officers who
responded to a 911 emergency call found Deborah and Lucy stabbed to death in an
apartment that adjoined appellant’s apartment. There were signs ol’a struggle, and
both women were lying in pools of blood. Each woman had sustained multiple, deep
stabbings as well as broken bones. Police later learned from family members that the
Maloneys* car was missing.

At 10:45 a.m. on December 13.2006. appellant arrived by car at the apartment
of a friend who lived in a nearby apartment complex. While at the friend’s
apartment, appellant directed his friend’s attention to a car outside in the parking lot.
and he told the friend and her male visitor that he had stolen the car from his
neighbor. Appellant later told his friend’s male visitor that he had killed the
neighbor and another person by stabbing them. Appellant asked the male visitor for
help to dispose of some clothing, but the visitor refused. The friend and her visitor
later relayed to police the substance of both conversations with appellant.

Police located the Maloney car in the parking lot where appellant had pointed
out the car to his friend and her visitor. Police were able to lift DNA evidence from
the steering wheel and the gearshift knob and to obtain scent from the steering wheel
and driver’s seat of the car. The officers used police bloodhounds to track the scent
over three and a half miles to appellant’s apartment complex. A bloodhound
approached the Maloney apartment first and then approached appellant’s apartment.

After interviewing appellant’s immediate neighbors, police learned that
appellant had knocked on the door of Ryan Smith, at about 9:30 a.m. on the morning
of the murders. Smith explained that he felt uneasy and did not open the door, but
that he saw appellant approach the Maloney apartment. Smith also confirmed that
his dog Becker soon began “crazy barking” and that the hair on the back of Becker’s
neck stood up. When Smith took Becker outside, the dog continued barking while
directing its attention to the Maloney apartment.

While at the home of a friend later on the day of the murders, appellant was
speaking with the friend’s mother, Lessa Sheppard. whom he sometimes called
“mom.” and asked her “how [shej would feel toward him if the police said that he
had killed the two ladies.” When police interviewed Sheppard the next day, she
reported to them what appellant had said. Sheppard also told the officers that
appellant had been acting strange while speaking with her and told her that police
might be looking for him.

Appellant provided two statements to police detectives after his arrest. In the
first statement, appellant claimed that he acted as only an accomplice to a murder
committed by someone else. Appellant claimed that he provided the knife used in
the murders and the means of gaining entry to the Maloney apartment and that he
acted as the lookout for the murderer. In the second statement, appellant told
officers where he had discarded the keys to the Maloney car; he also admitted cutting
the telephone cord in their apartment so that they could not seek help.

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-Sad

“To talk shit bout him hurts he will.”

HE WILL? You fucking loser it’s HIS WILL. WAT? It’s spelled WHAT. Moron!