Luis Mata Jr.

About an hour into the interview is when I ask him about the needle pricking in her elbow crease. Joel, why is that there? I don't know. I asked him point blank that night. Joel, did you inject your wife with anesthesia? What? No, I love her. I love her.

About an hour into the interview is when I ask him about the needle pricking in her elbow crease. Joel, why is that there? I don't know. I asked him point blank that night. Joel, did you inject your wife with anesthesia? What? No, I love her. I love her.

My name is Luis Mata Jr. I am a sergeant of the Laredo Police Department's Crimes Against Persons Robbery and Homicide Bureau here in the Laredo Police Department in Laredo, Texas.

My name is Luis Mata Jr. I am a sergeant of the Laredo Police Department's Crimes Against Persons Robbery and Homicide Bureau here in the Laredo Police Department in Laredo, Texas.

Laredo, Texas is a city on the southwest U.S.-Mexico border. We are a large city with a small town atmosphere in the sense that for having half a million people, we still have a lot of people that know each other if you go to the grocery stores and things like that.

Laredo, Texas is a city on the southwest U.S.-Mexico border. We are a large city with a small town atmosphere in the sense that for having half a million people, we still have a lot of people that know each other if you go to the grocery stores and things like that.

She was a very educated woman. She was actually a RN. However, she never got the chance to practice because right after she graduated, she became pregnant. And then that's when she basically became a stay-at-home mom.

She was a very educated woman. She was actually a RN. However, she never got the chance to practice because right after she graduated, she became pregnant. And then that's when she basically became a stay-at-home mom.

I got a call. I got woken up at roughly just before 2 a.m. The initial information that my sergeant at the time told me was that we have a death and it was initially indicative of a suicide.

I got a call. I got woken up at roughly just before 2 a.m. The initial information that my sergeant at the time told me was that we have a death and it was initially indicative of a suicide.

Contrary to popular belief, Laredo averages roughly 10 to 15 homicides a year. So people think, oh, well, you only had 15 homicides a year. You don't have to, you know, really, how much can you do? The problem is we also investigate shootings, stabbings, and deaths that we deem have to be ruled out of foul play.

Contrary to popular belief, Laredo averages roughly 10 to 15 homicides a year. So people think, oh, well, you only had 15 homicides a year. You don't have to, you know, really, how much can you do? The problem is we also investigate shootings, stabbings, and deaths that we deem have to be ruled out of foul play.

So a young person in her early 30s passing away in her home without being ill, that automatically sparks an investigation. Now, More times than not, it's undiagnosed medical conditions. It is suicide, but we always have to go and do the death investigation.

So a young person in her early 30s passing away in her home without being ill, that automatically sparks an investigation. Now, More times than not, it's undiagnosed medical conditions. It is suicide, but we always have to go and do the death investigation.

I made contact with Officer De La Cruz, but Officer De La Cruz told me that the spouse, which is Joel Peyote, he had said that Maria and him had had sex. He went in to take a shower. He came out. He thought she was asleep. And then he got dressed. Ten minutes later, he goes and checks on her and she's unresponsive. And he sees a bottle of prescription pills that belonged to him.

I made contact with Officer De La Cruz, but Officer De La Cruz told me that the spouse, which is Joel Peyote, he had said that Maria and him had had sex. He went in to take a shower. He came out. He thought she was asleep. And then he got dressed. Ten minutes later, he goes and checks on her and she's unresponsive. And he sees a bottle of prescription pills that belonged to him.

So that he initially said that he believed that she had overdosed on those pills and she had died.

So that he initially said that he believed that she had overdosed on those pills and she had died.

The clonazepam was of Joelle's. But the clonazepam bottle still had two pills. When somebody overdoses, they're not going to leave two pills behind. They're going to take the whole damn thing.

The clonazepam was of Joelle's. But the clonazepam bottle still had two pills. When somebody overdoses, they're not going to leave two pills behind. They're going to take the whole damn thing.