Annie Elise

She didn't tell me she hated my outfit, so I guess we have a win there.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's awful.

It's awful.

And actually, this first case that we're going to get into, I'm going to just jump right in because it's out of Texas, which I know we've been talking about Texas and Florida a lot, it feels like.

But this first case is out of Texas, and it's one that it really does make you kind of stop and go, wait.

What?

Why would somebody do that?

What's going on?

Because what started as a teenage breakup, it turned into something completely unimaginable.

And honestly, kind of has me wondering, like, why?

I still don't get it.

So on the evening of December 9th, police in Odessa, Texas, started getting a ton of frantic calls around 5.45 p.m.

People inside an apartment complex were reporting that they were hearing gunfire coming from inside one of the units.

So obviously, officers rushed to the scene, probably expecting chaos or, I don't know, maybe a shootout, but nothing prepared them for what they actually walked into.

Inside the apartment, police found three people shot and killed.

A 39-year-old woman, Jessica Rodriguez, and then two of her children, her 13-year-old daughter and her 9-year-old son.

All three of them were pronounced dead at the scene.

Now, as the investigators started piecing together what led up to this, the suspect list, like the pool kind of just like got smaller and smaller and smaller, and the suspect very quickly became clear.

The shooter was actually the ex-boyfriend of the other teenage girl who lived in the apartment.