The sounds of heartbreak, a mother’s wailing sobs, poured from a home near Katy Saturday afternoon, where family and friends of Adriana Coronado Cavazos gathered to mourn, pray and sing for her.
The medical examiner identified the 14-year-old’s body on Friday, after it was found in a field in northwest Houston on Wednesday. She’d been shot several times.
Translated from Spanish, Cavazos said: “I lost my two loves, the two people I loved most in the world. My little girl and my man. They are gone and they left me alone.”
Her husband, Caeasar Coronado’s, body was found burned Monday morning, in rural Walker County. Investigators believe Adriana was with her father when he was killed.
They also found his truck burned 50 miles away near Interstate 45 in Conroe, and there police have a major clue: surveillance video showing a man driving up in Caesar’s truck. Then he sets the truck on fire and runs away.
The tragedy is overwhelming and friends gathered for the vigil say the only thing to do is pray.
Cavazos says her husband was a carpenter and had no enemies she knows of. Adriana was a freshman at Mayde Creek High School.
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