Shreveport, LA white couple found dead in burning car after offering negro a ride

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https://www.ksla.com/2018/11/09/man-woman-found-dead-after-giving-man-ride/

Couple found dead inside burning car after giving man a ride

Updated November 10 at 10:27 AM

SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) - Shreveport police have launched a homicide investigation into the deaths of a man and woman found dead in a car that caught fire at an abandoned home late Thursday night. Police believe the couple had given a ride to a man earlier in the evening.

According to the Shreveport Police Department, a witness called officers and explained that someone approached her father and step-mother outside Mall St. Vincent. The suspect used the couple’s cell phone to call a cab before they decided to give them a ride.

The couple was found inside a burning car at the home near the intersection of Penick Street and San Jacinto Avenue, approximately three miles from the mall. Firefighters were called to the scene just before midnight.



Police say no arrests have been made. The investigation into how the couple died is underway.

Overnight, a family member called KSLA News 12 and stated two people went missing from the mall. The caller stated the couple was at the mall with their children when a man approached them asking for a ride. The couple asked their children to go home.

The children said their parents never returned home. That same family member said the couple’s daughter said the money in her bank account was transferred to her parents and their phones were off.


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SPD IDs couple found in burnt car, bond set for suspect

Posted: Nov 12, 2018 06:52 AM CST

SHREVEPORT, LA (KSLA) - The Shreveport Police Department has released the names of the victims found burned in a vehicle on Thursday.

The bodies of Kelly Jose, 43 and Heather Jose, 33 have been preliminary identified as authorities wait for scientific identification results.

Their bodies were found in a burning vehicle on Penick Street on Thursday. Police believed the pair had given a ride to a man earlier in the evening.

Dewayne Willie Watkins, 34, has been charged in connection of the Jose's deaths. He has been booked into the Caddo Correctional Center on a warrant charging him with two counts of second-degree murder, according to Shreveport Police Department.

Investigators believe that the couple were murdered after giving a man a ride when they were shopping at Mall St. Vincent.

Watkins was taken into custody following a nearly six hour standoff inside a home in Penick Street.According to SPD, Watkins was trying to escape by burrowing through the floor of the home.


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[Gman]

Sad story but oh so typical of racially naive whites to think they are doing the right thing by helping some random nigger with a ride to somewhere....will our altruistic people ever learn?

 

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BLACK-ON-WHITE: Testimony begins following opening statements in Watkins double murder trial SHREVEPORT, La. (KTAL/KMSS) – Family members sat stoically in the courtroom Thursday as prosecutors in the DeWayne Willie Watkins double murder trial showed the jury photos of the inside the burned-out Kia containing the bodies of Heather and Kelly Jose. The Shreveport couple had been shot to death, their bodies left in the car to burn. On the stand, a Shreveport police crime scene investigator explained what the image showed, because the bodies were nearly unrecognizable to the untrained eye. Prosecutors say Watkins, 37, shot the Joses after they gave him a ride from Mall St. Vincent and withdrew money from an ATM for him on the night of the slayings before burning their bodies inside a vehicle in the carport of a vacant home in the Queensborough neighborhood in an attempt to destroy evidence. Caddo Parish Assistant District Attorney Bill Edwards told the jury during opening statements that the State believes Watkins dumped the .22 caliber gun used to kill the couple into a bucket of water inside a home down the street from where the Joses’ charred bodies were found. In the defense’s opening statement, attorney Mariah Holder of New Orleans emphasized Watkins’ innocence, claiming although the Joses did give Watkins a ride, they were alive and well when they dropped him off at a home on Penick Street about a block and a half from where their charred bodies were later found. OBITUARY for WHITE COUPLE, KIDNAPPED, MURDERER - BODIES BURNED - Nov 13, 2018 (Black-on-White)