Texas couple found murdered in home, relative in police custody
A Texas couple was shot to death inside their home last week and police are looking at a general regarding their killings. Mike and Kay Scarlett were found dead inside their home in Joshua on Thursday after relatives mentioned a government assistance check when they didn’t hear back from the wedded couple for several days,…
A Texas couple was shot to death inside their home last week and police are looking at a general regarding their killings.
Mike and Kay Scarlett were found dead inside their home in Joshua on Thursday after relatives mentioned a government assistance check when they didn’t hear back from the wedded couple for several days, the Post Worth Star Wire detailed.
Both the 66-year-old spouse and the 68-year-old wife had different shotgun wounds and their demises were administered manslaughters, as per the Tarrant Region Clinical Analyst’s Office.
The Johnson Region Sheriff’s Office has since taken a male relative of the couple into guardianship for addressing, the nearby FOX station KDFW detailed.
The relative is portrayed as an individual of interest and had not been charged as of Monday.
The Scarletts’ truck had been absent from their home on Wear Lee Street and was subsequently found in the parking area of Texas Wellbeing Huguley Clinic Stronghold Worth, as per the sheriff’s office.
Mike Scarlett was a screenwriter, entertainer and entertainer, KDFW detailed.
His most recent film “The Lodge” debuted Sunday at Dallas’ Studio Film Barbecue after his demise, as indicated by the station.
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“Everybody was hoping to see him and see his significant other and salute them,” Israel Luna, the pioneer behind Rack Center Film Rivalry, told KDFW. “Like something bigger than me or the opposition, since now it’s marked as his last film.”
The film was placed into the Rack Center Film Rivalry close by 11 different movies. His demise stunned the little film local area in northern Texas.
“It’s grievous he is no longer with us,” Inna Selinger told KDFW. “Simply conversing with him would draw out the best in you and I will treasure that until the end of time.”
