Who Was Jonathan Crews? Man Shot to Death

Who Was Jonathan Crews? Man Shot to Death

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A Dallas County jury determined in a civil trial on Friday that Brenda Kelly, Jonathan Crews’ ex-girlfriend, was most likely responsible for his death.

At about 11:30 pm, Kelly, whose maiden name is Lazaro, called 911 to report that Crews, 27, had shot himself to express his love for her. She has never faced any charges about his passing.

Shaw contended Kelly was ferociously envious of the women Crews interacted with. She was particularly enraged at Crews’ close friend Emily Ramsey after seeing them embrace at a dinner two months before his passing.

Crews invited Kelly to the dinner to meet Ramsey and Jacob Ramsey, who was dating Crews’ longtime buddy.

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According to texts between him and his sister, crews contemplated ending his relationship with Kelly the night he was shot.

What Were The Allegations?

The Crews family claimed in their civil case that Kelly shot Jonathan Crews after he sought to terminate things with her because she was envious of his friendships with other women.

According to evidence, Kelly provided several accounts of the shooting, including the location of the gunshot wound and the area of Crews’ apartment where she was when he was shot.

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Crews’ damaged phone was discovered by police tucked between his mattress and bed frame. His family thought it strange when the gun’s filthy magazine was discovered hidden among his collection of ties.

The case has highlighted the importance of thorough investigations and the need for accountability when mistakes are made.

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