MURDER: Liz Barraza

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  @Ashleyiza · 2 years ago

  This and the Missy Bevers case have stuck with me. This is so so sad, Liz seemed like a truly sweet person

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  @revitupusa · 2 years ago

  The fact is the suspect vehicle drove by at 2 am before her murder.  This disputes any random killing.  This person stalked her and made darn sure she was dead.  Why?🤔

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  @debgibson5770 · 2 years ago

  This happened literally right before their anniversary trip. That’s so telling to me. It was so personal and I pray in 2024(this year) this case will be solved!!!

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  @SILSAL67 · 2 years ago

  I think it's telling that the shooting happened just before their anniversary celebration trip. A jealous someone would be willing to prevent that.

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  @Cyn181629 · 2 years ago

  Definitely doesn’t look good for Sergio. I understand reactions are different in a state of shock, but the fact that he didn’t go straight to the hospital after her being shot, and instead chose to talk to neighbors and gave interviews doesn’t sit right.

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  @judyholiday1794 · 2 years ago

  This case reminds me of the lady that was gunned down when she opened her door to accept a basket of carnations ,and balloons by someone dressed in a crazy clown costume..Her son's son witnessed the hit and saw the killer run across the street and drive off..This couple was wealthy due to owning multiple car dealerships in the area..It took 27 yrs to solve this case and just like with most cases the husband was linked to the killer..The clown's identity was none other than an ex employee who ended up marrying the husband ..I am not passing judgement on hubby but whomever the killer is was  close enough to know about the inner workings of their personal lives in my opinion anyway..I pray that this case is solved and that it doesn't take 27 years to do so .RIP Liz 😢

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  @GalvGirl53 · 1 year ago

  If it were a random psych killer, why wait for Sergio to leave?

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  @jourdyn_groman · 2 years ago

  it's terrifying to know you can lose your life in such a violent manner in 30 seconds or less. an entire life - sometimes decades - reduced to the actions made in less than a minute. makes me ill

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  @theresagosnell7645 · 2 years ago

  Its so odd . This person knew just where to stand to not be seen by the camera.How did they know that unless they personally analyzed it .

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  @Positiveperspective88 · 2 years ago

  I'm half way through your video, but this one bugged me since it happened & I always thought her hubby knew as too convenient he had just left before she got killed. he got married again within less than a year & whilst that may not mean anything, it's interesting to hear the police felt the same about him. Liz sounds like a kind person & deserves justice.

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  @amym5114 · 2 years ago

  That looks incredibly PERSONAL!!

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  @samanthalyles-porch1456 · 2 years ago

  You know, something tells me that it had to do with the husband. I don’t know why; because, they checked his phone and everything. On the other hand, my 43yr old husband had a heart attack in 2020. We all think we know how we would react. I was totally calm. I carried him to our truck. I am night blind and can’t drive after dark. I swear that day I could see every fence post, every dot and dash on the road. It’s unexplainable. I got to the hospital and calmly took him out and they met me at the door. It was the beginning of Covid and they weren’t supposed to let me in but they did. The nurse kept coming out and he would tell me that they were doing everything they could and to keep calm. I was just like I guess in denial. They haloflighted him to Corpus Christi and he survived. We spent a week in the hospital. It wasn’t until the day before his release that I had a complete meltdown. It all hit me at once that he could not be here anymore. I’m very calm and focused during chaos. I’m methodical and efficient. But, afterwards I fall apart. You just don’t know until you’re in that situation. Once, again, I still think that Sergio was involved for some reason. 🤷🏽‍♀️

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