Unsolved Mysterious Deaths

Unsolved Mysterious Deaths On Super Bowl Sunday, February 2, 2014, Jonathan Crews, a 27-year-old urgent care center director from Coppell, Texas, was killed by a bullet from his own SIG Sauer 9mm. Brenda Lazaro, his 26-year-old girlfriend, was there at the incident and claimed he shot himself in an attempt to prove his love for her. Jonathan's family claims that Lazaro shot Jonathan in a jealous rage. They wonder why Lazaro took 30 minutes to call 911 after he was shot. Jonathan's family and acquaintances describe him as a vibrant young guy who had no motive to commit suicide. Jonathan was also concerned, according to a buddy, that his new partner was a little "crazy." The case has remained unsolved. Lauren Agee was a brilliant and lovely young woman with a bright future ahead of her. Her life was cut short in July 2015 . When the young woman vanished in the night, she was trekking and camping with friends. She was there when they went to bed, and she was gone when they awoke the next morning, according to the folks she was camping with. Blunt force trauma and possible drowning were recorded as her causes of death, both of which may be explained by the police story. They said that the group was sleeping near a cliff or a drop-off, and that Agee was disoriented when he awoke in the middle of the night. They believe she roamed around in the middle of the night and died. According to the authorities, her death was nothing more than a tragic accident, and no further inquiry is necessary. There have been recent updates to the case that have allowed the family to pursue legal action. A judge has determined that Lauren's family has the right to file a wrongful death lawsuit against people who last saw her before she vanished. This means that anyone who was camping with Lauren on the night she went missing could face a wrongful death lawsuit and be held liable. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/true-crime-podcast-2025--6463449/support.