Two children, whose names are redacted in the document, allegedly told investigators that they woke up to the sound of a gunshot. The firearm had one spent shell casing still inside of the cylinder in the top position.” 38 Special, was located underneath a bunk bed. In the next door room, a purple/black Charter Arms. “In the closet of the bedroom, an empty black handgun case for a Charter Arms. A blanket was also located on the floor with a hole through it and apparent gunpowder burns around the hole,” the affidavit states. Crime scene personnel were able to locate a projectile in the stuffing of the pillow. “A pillow was located on the floor at the foot of the bed with apparent blood and a hole through it. Investigators said they quickly determined that the shooting was not a suicide and found no signs of forced entry. They entered the home and went upstairs where they found Biggins administering CPR on her husband, who was “laying on the bed in a pool of blood.” Emergency Medical Services arrived at the scene a short while later and pronounced McEwan dead.īiggins allegedly told police that she “woke up to the sound of a gunshot and noticed her husband was shot but did not see who did it.” She claimed she then went downstairs and found the front door opened. Upon arriving at the address, first responders encountered the couple’s two young daughters, ages 10 and 11, who were waving their arms to flag down police. 31 responded to a reported shooting at a residence located in the 1700 block of Gillespie Place. McEwan.Īccording to a probable cause affidavit obtained by Law&Crime, officers with the Kansas City Missouri Police Department at approximately 1 a.m. Biggins, 40, was taken into custody on Wednesday and charged with one count each of first-degree murder and armed criminal action in the death of Etienne L. The man's identity remains pending.A Missouri mother may face the death penalty for allegedly fatally shooting her husband of nine years in the back of the head as he slept in their bed, court documents show. It's not immediately known why the man confronted the original employee. The armed woman was not injured, police said. The man was taken to HCA Southeast hospital, where he was pronounced dead. It wasn't until she opened fire twice at the man that the struggle ended, police said. The woman confronted the man, who then attacked her, leading to a struggle. She was outside of the workplace but inside the gated area when she saw what happened and went to get a handgun, which investigators say was lawfully in her possession. It was by this time, police said, that the armed woman entered the picture. The co-worker was able to leave and close the gate behind her, when the man got into his vehicle and drove through the electric gate, hitting several cars parked inside the business. The video above is from an earlier edition of this story from Aug. The address points to a complex that houses Nexeo Solutions and ST Labs.Īccording to police, the armed woman's co-worker left the business through an electric gate when she saw a man hitting a side window of her car with his fist. on Wednesday in the 1400 block of South Houston Road, near West Southmore. The armed woman, whom police did not identify, was also attacked by the suspicious man when she intervened just after 12:15 a.m. PASADENA, Texas (KTRK) - Pasadena police are illustrating a story of survival involving a woman shooting and killing a stranger whom they say threatened her co-worker. The woman told police she felt threatened as the man approached her, so she fired on him, Pasadena police said.

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