Thank you for the update
keep us posted, please!
I was wondering when Sergio met his present wife-- was it after Elizabeth was
- Liz met Sergio Barraza while in college at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas.
Liz's parents' website state the above concerning how the couple met.
I am so curious why the other (IMO) surveillance videos of that truck have not been released to the public!
You make excellent points- we just don't know if this case is being aggressively pursued as a cold case or languishing on a shelf somewhere: sigh
Thanks for your response. Yes, and I'd add that we aren't going to be privy to LE's investigation. I get antsy (as am sure it shows) with Liz's case, it's been too long in my opinion, but justice will be sweet when it happens. Don't even what to think about what Liz's family go through. I know that there are much colder cases out there. However, if this case is no longer being worked (not saying that's the case) it would need a new analysis. May be funding is an issue? Is LE waiting on more tips to be called in?
You would think the police would have looked into the Ring Doorbell aspect of the case first thing-- at least I would hope so. When I watch the series "See No Evil" the first thing the detectives do is look for CCTV cameras in the area where the crime occurred. Isn't that investigation 101?Wonder if there were any Ring doorbell cameras being used in the neighborhood around the time of Liz's murder? moo
Edited: I've always been curious if someone had access to security camera - may be hacked into it? All speculation, moo
Ring security cameras gave every employee 'full access' to all customer video for years: FTC
Ring security cameras "gave every employee ... full access to every customer video" before 2017, the FTC saysabcnews.go.com
Ring security cameras gave every employee 'full access' to all customer video for years: FTC
5/31/2023
Ring security cameras, the inexpensive security cameras that people can hook up in their houses or on their doors, were not fully secure for years, according to the Federal Trade Commission.
The video doorbell company allegedly "gave every employee ... full access to every customer video" before 2017 and failed to patch bugs in the system that allowed hackers to access cameras and scare consumers, the FTC's federal complaint says.
I like and agree with your post and also wonder if LE interviewed those whose homes or businesses were in the vicinity of where Liz and Sergio placed the signs advertising the garage sale? Maybe one way her assailant may have been aware of it taking place is because they or someone they are affiliated with saw the signs the evening before and subsequently developed and put their plans into place? This is just speculation of course and could be wrong.
www.khou.com
WARNING FOUR SHOTS CAN BE HEARD AND SCREAMS
FORWARN: Right before timestamp 1:29 gun shots are loud!!!
"It’s a cleaner look at the truck, it passes by 3 times, so hopefully that truck will jog someone’s memory," said Det. Wallace Wyatt @HCSOTexas. Watch update to our original #MissingPieces story on the Elizabeth Barraza murder case here #KHOU11
New videos released in ambush murder of Tomball woman
Liz Barraza was killed while she was setting up for a garage sale at her Tomball home nearly two years ago. Now, investigators hope new video will lead to new tips.
Updated: 7:53 PM CST January 21, 2021
Investigators think the killer was already waiting in the neighborhood. A minute before the shooting, a Nissan Frontier 4x4 drove past Liz Barraza’s house and parked. A person then walked up the driveway wearing a disguise and fired four shots, killing Barraza.
Investigators were able to get several pieces of surveillance video from people living in the neighborhood and nearby businesses. The videos showed the truck in the neighborhood the night before and again after the murder.
Investigators ruled out robbery as a motive because nothing was taken.
