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It could be any number of things as to why the murderer turned the truck around after leaving the Barraza house to drive past it again after the murder going the opposite direction. Maybe they had a police scanner and were surprised at how quicky the crime was reported when they heard it over the scanner? Then they turned around to go back where they came from realizing police would be traveling to the crime scene from Kuykendahl Road.
Whoever it was that murdered Elizabeth Barraza, I think it is safe to assume they were not at their home between approximately 6:30am - 8 am as they would have to travel somewhere to get rid of that Nissan Frontier Pro-4X truck and get back into their regular vehicle to go home. People arriving home after the murder happened would be of interest. Also, they may have needed time to change out of their costume. It could be a man in this case as the shooter sounds like a man, but the audio is so difficult to make out. Alibis are important in this case as are people who knew Elizabeth Barraza who had access to or own a Nissan Frontier Pro-4X truck.
The video below is from Alex Lewis (WelshChappie). It shows the responding officer dash cam from 7am until 8:12am. Most of it is just listening to the background noise of a morning talk show until the last half hour when that gets turned off and you can hear the conversation between Sergio and the officers. I do not think Sergio has anything to do with it based on his conversation with the officers, but I can understand why so many times it does turn out to be the husband or boyfriend. Sergio does ask about his wife's condition and whether or not he can go and see her.
I watched the entire 1 hour and 11 minute video from 7 am to 8:12am because after the officer parks their car I was looking to see if any of the neighbors let their dogs out or if I could hear dogs barking. Dogs can get very scared upon hearing gunshots or fireworks going off and I was trying to see who might have come out of their house at that time to see what was going on. With the flashing lights and noise from responding vehicles I thought it might have woken the neighbors. I could not hear the Barraza's dog barking or any of the other neighbor's dogs barking because like so much of this case, with the quality of the audio it was too difficult to tell.
Whoever it was that murdered Elizabeth Barraza, I think it is safe to assume they were not at their home between approximately 6:30am - 8 am as they would have to travel somewhere to get rid of that Nissan Frontier Pro-4X truck and get back into their regular vehicle to go home. People arriving home after the murder happened would be of interest. Also, they may have needed time to change out of their costume. It could be a man in this case as the shooter sounds like a man, but the audio is so difficult to make out. Alibis are important in this case as are people who knew Elizabeth Barraza who had access to or own a Nissan Frontier Pro-4X truck.
The video below is from Alex Lewis (WelshChappie). It shows the responding officer dash cam from 7am until 8:12am. Most of it is just listening to the background noise of a morning talk show until the last half hour when that gets turned off and you can hear the conversation between Sergio and the officers. I do not think Sergio has anything to do with it based on his conversation with the officers, but I can understand why so many times it does turn out to be the husband or boyfriend. Sergio does ask about his wife's condition and whether or not he can go and see her.
I watched the entire 1 hour and 11 minute video from 7 am to 8:12am because after the officer parks their car I was looking to see if any of the neighbors let their dogs out or if I could hear dogs barking. Dogs can get very scared upon hearing gunshots or fireworks going off and I was trying to see who might have come out of their house at that time to see what was going on. With the flashing lights and noise from responding vehicles I thought it might have woken the neighbors. I could not hear the Barraza's dog barking or any of the other neighbor's dogs barking because like so much of this case, with the quality of the audio it was too difficult to tell.