Man Hid in Ex-Girlfriend’s Closet to ‘Shock’ Her, Then Shot and Killed the New Boyfriend She Got here Dwelling With: Police

The Bexar County Sheriff’s Workplace (BCSO) acknowledged that the alleged incident occurred within the 7300 block of Roveen Path in Converse, simply northeast of San Antonio, per KENS 5 Information (with extra particulars through Legislation& Crime). Authorities consider that Wilson had apparently snuck into his ex-girlfriend’s house whereas she was out.

In accordance with an affidavit, Wilson informed investigators he had gone to the home round 1 a.m., planning to “shock” his former accomplice with presents, together with flowers, cash, and cocaine. When he discovered the home empty, he allegedly determined to cover in a closet to await her return.

The girl — who shouldn’t be named within the report — returned to her residence round 2 a.m. with 35-year-old Miller. Because the girlfriend went to the toilet to bathe, per the affidavit, Miller went to the laundry room to retrieve garments.

At the moment, the lady mentioned she heard a number of gunshots, dashing into the bed room and located Miller affected by a number of gunshot wounds, mendacity on the mattress. Within the doorway, she informed authorities she noticed Wilson holding a black handgun. Earlier than fleeing the scene, Wilson allegedly made a remark in regards to the lady “enjoying video games with him,” and informed her “to not inform on him.”

Wilson reportedly took the lady’s cellphone however then threw it again upstairs as she pleaded for it so she may name 911 and “informed her ‘to not inform on him,'” based on the San Antonio Categorical-Information. He then fled the residence on foot, per the affidavit, discarding the weapon and different gadgets as he jumped over a number of fences. 

After the lady informed police that her ex doubtless fled to a good friend’s home within the 800 block of Chesnut Manor, deputies have been capable of find and apprehend Wilson on the good friend’s home, which was a few mile away from the scene. 

The sufferer, Miller, was discovered with a gunshot wound within the upstairs bed room. He was transported to the hospital the place he was pronounced useless.

Throughout an interview with detectives, Wilson admitted to taking pictures Miller, however claimed it was in self-defense, asserting that Miller had pointed a gun at him first. Investigators later discovered a number of fired cartridge casings and bullet defects inside the house, however no weapon was recovered in the course of the warrant search.

Wilson is presently being held within the Bexar County Jail on a felony homicide cost, together with his bond set at $300,000.