Birth: 1950
Death: May 10, 1978
Unsolved Triple Homicide.
Karen was a loving mother. She was murdered along with her two young sons, Scott and Mark. Her husband, Robert Pretty, says he came home from work to find his family deceased. The county medical examiner, Dr. Jospeh Jachimezek, ruled that the deaths were from a combination of strangulation and suffocation by drowning. The main clue in the three deaths was the family's 1978 Mercury Marquis, which was found in an unassigned parking space at an apartment house. There was no sexual assault or robbery. One theory is that this may have been a hit which was intended on another family. Apparently there was an informant in the neighborhood who caused the arrest of a known drug dealer, Anthony, who is now deceased. The people who committed this crime may have been from another state which might explain them getting the wrong house. However, this is just a theory. If you have heard or know anything that may solve this case, please call the number below. You may even do this anonymously. The family of the victims has been suffering for 20 years now.
Contact: Detective Johnny Bonds (713)755-6140
Family links:
Children:
Scott Pretty (1971 - 1978)*
Mark Pretty (1973 - 1978)*
Teresa Brignoni, 28, body found in late February, 1983, off of FM 1484, Conroe
http://www.woodlandsonline.com/dbs/sheriff/files/File/COLDCASE.pdfCase # 83-1989
Murder of Teresa Brignoni
February 21, 1983 – Ollerton Street, Conroe, Texas
SYNOPSIS: Brignoni (28 yoa) lived on Ollerton Street, Conroe, Texas,
with her fiancé. On February 21, 1983, at approx. 8:30 pm, she visited her mother in Laporte, Texas and departed for Conroe at about 9:15 pm.
Brignoni was last seen driving her blue 1981 Datsun 200SX. On February
23, 1983, her fiancé reported her as a Missing Person. On or about
February 27, 1983, the MCSO began receiving calls about an abandoned
vehicle at the end of South Lake Shore Drive in the McCrae Lakes
Subdivision off FM 1484 in Conroe. MCSO Deputies subsequently
checked the car, discovered that it belonged to Brignoni, and found
Brignoni’s dead body in the trunk. An autopsy revealed that she had been
suffocated. There was no evidence of sexual assault or robbery.
Welcome, sflores. Jeannie hasn't posted in awhile so I thought I'd answer, instead. I believe the information came from this site. Open the pdf and scroll down to page 6. Hope that helps you.Hi Jeannie!
I was curious where you got your information regarding Teresa Brignoni?