Detective Lauren Gonzalez

In the past, Marshall had told Tony that he, quote, had a contract out on him. And in layman's terms, what this means is what others would call a hit that someone had advertised basically a murder for hire. If someone kills him, they could get paid. And he had told her that the person who put this out on him was someone named David Golden and that he was from Dallas.

He made a statement to the effect, quote, if you take a piece of candy from a candy store and you don't pay for it, you pay for it. He paid the ultimate price.

He made a statement to the effect, quote, if you take a piece of candy from a candy store and you don't pay for it, you pay for it. He paid the ultimate price.

He made a statement to the effect, quote, if you take a piece of candy from a candy store and you don't pay for it, you pay for it. He paid the ultimate price.

So they asked him about it, and he said he had made that statement to someone, but he had made it in a casual conversation in jest. But when asked what he meant by the statement, he repeatedly said he had no explanation for it. He became very nervous and defensive about answering questions about that statement.

So they asked him about it, and he said he had made that statement to someone, but he had made it in a casual conversation in jest. But when asked what he meant by the statement, he repeatedly said he had no explanation for it. He became very nervous and defensive about answering questions about that statement.

So they asked him about it, and he said he had made that statement to someone, but he had made it in a casual conversation in jest. But when asked what he meant by the statement, he repeatedly said he had no explanation for it. He became very nervous and defensive about answering questions about that statement.

It had a payroll check in it made out to Augustine, a notice to appear from the Midland Municipal Court, a food stamp card in his name, a social security card for someone named Lupe Chacon, and a social security card for Augustine Chacon. He had a resident alien card in his name and $1,484 and one penny in cash. He had a driver's license as well.

It had a payroll check in it made out to Augustine, a notice to appear from the Midland Municipal Court, a food stamp card in his name, a social security card for someone named Lupe Chacon, and a social security card for Augustine Chacon. He had a resident alien card in his name and $1,484 and one penny in cash. He had a driver's license as well.

It had a payroll check in it made out to Augustine, a notice to appear from the Midland Municipal Court, a food stamp card in his name, a social security card for someone named Lupe Chacon, and a social security card for Augustine Chacon. He had a resident alien card in his name and $1,484 and one penny in cash. He had a driver's license as well.

So yeah, he said he was robbed, but I mean, he had a significant amount of cash on him for 1982.

So yeah, he said he was robbed, but I mean, he had a significant amount of cash on him for 1982.

So yeah, he said he was robbed, but I mean, he had a significant amount of cash on him for 1982.

She was calling from Fieldton, Texas. And she said that she had gotten information from some of the men that had been living with her husband at the time that he was killed. And they told her that one of the men who lived there, a man named Javier, left right after the shooting. And he was reportedly en route to stay with someone named Carlos in Barstow, Florida.

She was calling from Fieldton, Texas. And she said that she had gotten information from some of the men that had been living with her husband at the time that he was killed. And they told her that one of the men who lived there, a man named Javier, left right after the shooting. And he was reportedly en route to stay with someone named Carlos in Barstow, Florida.

She was calling from Fieldton, Texas. And she said that she had gotten information from some of the men that had been living with her husband at the time that he was killed. And they told her that one of the men who lived there, a man named Javier, left right after the shooting. And he was reportedly en route to stay with someone named Carlos in Barstow, Florida.

If I'm being honest, I am wondering what really happened in that house. Did it go down how everybody told police? Or is there some reason that people maybe had all their stories the same? I mean, it's possible that that really is what happened, what they said. But it's also possible that something went down and no one was going to be a snitch.

If I'm being honest, I am wondering what really happened in that house. Did it go down how everybody told police? Or is there some reason that people maybe had all their stories the same? I mean, it's possible that that really is what happened, what they said. But it's also possible that something went down and no one was going to be a snitch.

If I'm being honest, I am wondering what really happened in that house. Did it go down how everybody told police? Or is there some reason that people maybe had all their stories the same? I mean, it's possible that that really is what happened, what they said. But it's also possible that something went down and no one was going to be a snitch.

And they just had this understanding that no one was going to tell the police what really happened.