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00:00I was proud of her. She was young, beautiful, smart. I don't think I met a soul that ever said

00:14anything bad about Ashley. And he was the fun one. Terry was selling that I'm going to take

00:21care of you and your baby. She would do anything for him. Maybe she didn't believe that it was

00:29controlling. But behind closed doors, that's your fact. Terry was keeping her in that cycle

00:36intentionally. Everything was red flags for me. Just in my gut. Knew it was bad news. You said

00:42somebody's chasing you with a gun? It still gives me nine years. I'm f***ing up, don't tell you.

00:5920-year-old Ashley Buck is on vacation with her son, her family, and partner, 36-year-old Terry

01:20Barlow. She was perfect. She was the best mom I've ever met. I don't think I met a soul

01:29that ever said anything bad about Ashley. She was the brains. She knew how to take care

01:36of things. And he was the fun one. Look at the camera. What are you doing? Terry always

01:45tried to make a joke. Always was the funny one. Always making everyone around him laugh

01:51on the outside. You're a goofball. She was in love with him, I guess. She would do anything

01:59for him. Ashley was born in Salina, Kansas, February 15, 1984. She was my second born.

02:13I can't say that I remember it. I was one when she was born. We were pretty much inseparable. She

02:20was my best friend. That's what she was to me. She was different than Amanda. She was more of a

02:26mama's crybaby. She would cry the first day of school up until fifth grade. And I'll never forget

02:33when I walked her into fifth grade and she didn't cry. I went, she's growing up finally.

02:40We were really young when our parents moved us to Texas.

02:45The family settles in Corrigan, Texas, and Ashley gains two brothers and a sister.

02:51I was number four. Ashley was eight years older than me. Out of all the siblings,

02:56she was the one I think played with me the most.

02:59We grew up rough. So we kind of bonded over, we're not going to let our childhood, I guess,

03:06bring us down.

03:06We used to pick on her all the time just to get her to be like, Mom, make them stop, you

03:21know.

03:26Turn it off.

03:28She was whiny. She was whiny.

03:30Mother.

03:31But we were her siblings, especially her little ones. So of course we had to go mess with her.

03:36All the time.

03:39She grew up a lot faster than I did. So I would say she was more mature than I was.

03:45Age 15, Ashley's life takes an unexpected turn.

03:50She met a guy and she became pregnant.

03:54I was worried she might even quit school, but the school put a daycare in.

03:59After giving birth to a baby son in 1999, Ashley continues her education, getting straight A's.

04:08She got a job. She worked. She went to school.

04:11She would actually walk from the school over to the gas station where she was working.

04:16And then she'd get off. She'd go home. She'd give the baby a bath. So she'd get up. She'd go to school and go do it all again.

04:23She was the best mom. She was super mom. I don't even know how she'd done it. She still graduated with honors.

04:31And in the summer of 2002, moves into her own apartment.

04:35It was a low-income apartment, but she was proud of it.

04:43Then one day, somebody called me asking, where's Ashley?

04:46Ashley. So I go across to her apartment, knock on the door.

04:50She's not there.

04:53She just packed up some clothes, packed up her son, and she was gone.

04:58It's like, poof, she's not here no more.

05:01I had no idea.

05:02I had no idea for months and months until she called me and said, I'm okay, mom.

05:09She was living down here in Beaumont with Terry.

05:12Ashley moves 85 miles south to live with 34-year-old trucker Terry Barlow.

05:20She was 17 when he met her.

05:24We were like, Ashley, he's almost old enough to be your dad. What are you doing?

05:29And she was like, it's fine. It's fine. It's not that big a deal.

05:33I felt like she was looking for somebody to take care of her,

05:37and he was telling that I'm going to take care of you and your baby.

05:42She probably did want a role model for her son on her own.

05:49It was probably scary.

05:51He could have given her a little security.

05:54What's up?

05:55Yeah, I win first.

05:56I won.

05:57I think Ashley was his little trophy.

06:01His young, pretty smart trophy.

06:05Terry always had this big camcorder.

06:13He liked to record everything.

06:16This is my house.

06:17It's the old crib.

06:20It's the inside of our house, man.

06:23It's all right.

06:24He was a truck driver.

06:27He was the breadwinner in the beginning,

06:29and Ashley was the one that stayed at home.

06:31So he did things to make a little bit of money.

06:37He liked to flaunt money, too.

06:40That's what this is awesome.

06:41Yeah.

06:42That mommy's going to take away

06:44as soon as we can figure out how to open the bag.

06:47Touchscreen.

06:49Eggs are everywhere.

06:51Just run.

06:52Just run and look.

06:53There's money everywhere.

06:55He'd be happy-go-lucky, joking, laughing, and everything.

06:58Most people just thought he was a, you know, a good guy.

07:01He's cool.

07:02You know, he's funny.

07:03He makes everybody laugh.

07:04He invites everybody over to parties.

07:07Look at this.

07:08I remember he had a very loud laugh.

07:11You could hear him from across the yard

07:13whenever he'd start laughing.

07:14I'm up.

07:15I'm telling you.

07:17They weren't like a huggy-lovey couple.

07:19They really weren't.

07:20They'd laugh and joke,

07:22and they'd have a good time together

07:23if Terry was in a good mood.

07:25But I don't remember ever seeing her kiss him.

07:27I don't remember ever seeing her hug him.

07:29It was a very, like, detached relationship.

07:33My sister did everything.

07:34My sister took care of the house,

07:35the cooking, the cleaning, everything.

07:39It wasn't long after she moved down there

07:41that she really started to put on the weight.

07:44Why not be the big baby?

07:46Because you thick, baby.

07:47You thick.

07:47Look at all that booty.

07:49Down here in the South, being thick,

07:51that's a good thing,

07:52or it may have been a good thing for him.

07:54I guess men like that.

07:57I'm not looking at my face.

08:00If he was filming, he was trying to,

08:02oh, you know, oh, this is mine.

08:05Shake that thing!

08:06I'm going to pump you up.

08:08Ooh!

08:09But behind closed doors is your fat.

08:12Come on.

08:13It's zooming on me.

08:14I'm already big enough.

08:17Oh, he would always think it was funny

08:19to joke about her weight.

08:20Some of those jokes I didn't care for.

08:23Now we're in and out into the next room.

08:27A treadmill we never use.

08:29She don't never use it.

08:30Your self-esteem is most definitely going to go down

08:34if the person, you know, you're supposed to love

08:36or what have you calls you fat.

08:38She wasn't the happy-go-lucky, giggly big sister

08:42that I remember.

08:43You could just tell she wasn't the same.

08:45She lost that spark.

08:47It wasn't until later that I found out

08:49that he had just gotten out of prison

08:51and I pretty much got with Ashley

08:54as soon as he got out of prison.

08:55Everything was red flags for me.

08:59Just always in my gut.

09:01You know, it was bad news.

09:14When you boys send it home

09:16in the rain

09:18and you want to get good and thirsty,

09:20guess what you do?

09:21Get up, get you any good meals.

09:23Go over here to the, to the fresh cooler right here.

09:27Let's get the cooler.

09:29Terry didn't drink constantly.

09:32No, pop one up.

09:33But if it was weekends or especially holidays,

09:38yes.

09:41Go, go, go, go.

09:42And he'd always put on a big show for everybody,

09:45buying all kinds of liquor and beer for everyone.

09:49Yeah, he always wanted to make the appearance

09:51that he was more than he was.

09:53Here they go.

09:54And then I found out later

09:55that he would do a lot of that,

09:57putting them in debt on credit cards

09:59so he could make everybody look like he was all that.

10:06You could tell whenever he'd get drunk

10:08that he'd get mean.

10:11First time I came down here and seen Ashley,

10:14there was a big black bruise on her arm.

10:16And I ran to her and I said,

10:19did he do this to you?

10:21And she said, oh no, mother, he did not.

10:24She tried to say she ran into a door or something.

10:27And I just knew better.

10:28It looked like somebody had punched her in the arm.

10:31She would just look off or she would change the subject.

10:35I mean, there was no talking about what went on between them.

10:39It's Christmas Day and Terry plays Santa.

10:47Get in there and get that blanket off of you

10:50and go open your present.

10:51You're sleepy.

10:53Lord, you should have been in bed last night.

10:55Get up.

10:55He would get more agitated.

10:57He'd start yelling and cussing.

11:00And, you know, just little things would set him off.

11:03Better life, girl.

11:04Better not cry.

11:05Better not be bad.

11:07I'm going to bust your ass.

11:10I couldn't even go in their house

11:11without getting a sick feeling to my stomach.

11:13I'm going to bust you up.

11:15I'm going to bust you up.

11:16It's to be bad.

11:18You could feel it when you walked in the house,

11:20the anger, the evil almost.

11:23Like, you could feel it.

11:24I'm going to bust you up just to be bad.

11:28Ashley knew that whenever everybody was gone,

11:30if he was upset or angry,

11:31that he was going to hurt her.

11:35I remember she showed up at my apartment,

11:38just bloodied up.

11:40She had her stuff with her,

11:42but she wouldn't talk.

11:44She would never tell us what happened.

11:47And she stayed maybe two days with me

11:50and went back.

11:53Why didn't you leave?

11:54I can't answer that.

11:57Maybe she didn't believe that it was as controlling,

12:00and maybe she thought that was love.

12:02Maybe she didn't know the difference.

12:05Despite his controlling behavior,

12:08Ashley stays with Terry.

12:09See how fast he's going over here.

12:12Telephone.

12:133.1!

12:15Telephone.

12:16I know that was something she always wanted,

12:25was to have the big, pretty wedding

12:26and the big, pretty dress,

12:29and just to be the center of attention for a day.

12:33And he said,

12:34no, I'm never going to get married again,

12:35because he had already been married

12:37and gotten a divorce.

12:38And I think that hurt Ashley,

12:40but eventually I think she accepted it.

12:43I really wanted Ashley to have a happy little family,

12:47because I knew that's what she wanted.

12:48She wanted the happy little life.

12:50After eight years with Terry,

12:55Ashley has a baby girl.

12:57She's mommy's baby.

12:59Trinity.

13:00She was super happy she was having a little girl.

13:04She would call me,

13:05and we would talk about T names.

13:08It had to be a name that started with T.

13:10But I used to say,

13:11why does it have to start with a T?

13:13And, of course, Terry is where it came from.

13:16Jack, stand up, daddy.

13:18She was a great mom.

13:20Come get it.

13:21Come get the cars.

13:23And he doted over her.

13:27Do be.

13:28That, I can honestly say,

13:30was the best time of their lives,

13:33that they were probably happy.

13:37I'm going to catch you being bad.

13:38Two years later,

13:40on December 15th, 2011,

13:43Ashley and Terry

13:44welcomed baby Tyson into the family.

13:46Wave at the camera.

13:47I'll let you go.

13:48Play the game.

13:50I feel like she loved him

13:52way more than she should have.

13:55He made her

13:56into the woman

13:58that takes care of the house,

14:00the woman that cooks the food,

14:02makes sure the meals are on the table,

14:03washes their clothes.

14:05He expected her to do everything,

14:07but don't get upset

14:09at anything he does.

14:13She learned how to cook

14:14and I guess she liked her cooking

14:16because she did.

14:18She got big.

14:19Look at that.

14:21Terry would call her fat

14:22and you could tell it bothered her,

14:24but I think she got used to

14:26being body shamed by him.

14:28Don't do it, Ashley.

14:29Don't be like that.

14:30Don't be like that, Ashley.

14:31It was like he was play poking fun,

14:34but there was an underlying

14:36meanness to it.

14:38I'm looking at my plate.

14:40I think he wanted her to feel like

14:43no one else would have her

14:44because he wanted to keep her for himself.

14:48She was so self-conscious.

14:50She gained a bunch of weight.

14:52She didn't want to go out.

14:55She couldn't go nowhere.

14:56She couldn't do anything,

14:57so she just added home and ate.

15:01Go right down over here.

15:03She would avoid certain chairs and stuff

15:05because she knew she couldn't fit in them.

15:07That kind of hurt me to see

15:09because that's how big she got.

15:12And she would talk about it all the time.

15:14Oh, I need to lose weight.

15:15I want to lose weight.

15:16Just wait till I'm as skinny

15:18as you are again, you know?

15:20And she did try to lose the weight,

15:22but it was hard

15:23because, like I said,

15:24she was doing everything

15:26for everybody all the time.

15:28She was just living to take care of the kids,

15:31and whatever Terry needed taken care of,

15:34that's what she did.

15:35Terry was keeping her in that cycle intentionally

15:38because as long as she wasn't happy,

15:40you know, she wasn't trying to get away.

15:44Even though she wasn't happy,

15:45she was going to stay for Trinity and Tyson.

15:51She wanted the best for them kids.

15:53She did.

15:54She wanted them to be able to do

15:56anything that they wanted to do.

15:58That's whenever she decided

15:59she was going to start going to school and stuff.

16:04Ashley got a job at the probation office,

16:07and they're the ones that got her

16:09into becoming a probation officer.

16:11So she started going to school.

16:14But she did it.

16:15She graduated with a bachelor's degree.

16:18They hired her right off the bat.

16:20She became a probation officer.

16:23To have two small children

16:25and do everything she did,

16:28oh, I was proud of her.

16:29I was very proud.

16:31She was young, beautiful, smart.

16:37Everything he wasn't.

16:40She portrayed everything like

16:42everything is fine, I'm happy,

16:45living the dream, living the life,

16:47but I don't feel like that's the way it was.

16:50I think that he got her to a point

16:53where she felt that she was not good enough,

16:57not pretty, and not, you know, sexy.

17:01Then, in 2017, Ashley's world comes crashing down.

17:07She went through his phone.

17:08I think that's how she found out.

17:10He was paying for another woman's apartment

17:12and paying her bills.

17:14I thought it was disgusting

17:16because Ashley was working

17:18trying to keep them above water

17:22and he's paying bills

17:24on a whole other household.

17:27Like I was told, that was his woman.

17:30Ashley was just crazy baby mama.

17:34That was his choice to go off

17:36and have an affair,

17:37but somehow it always turned around

17:39and it was Ashley's fault.

17:40Well, you made me do this, you know,

17:42and if you look better,

17:44if you were skinnier, I would stay around.

17:46Yeah, it was always Ashley's fault.

17:48I know they fought about it

17:49and I told her, I was like,

17:52you know he's cheating on you.

17:54And she said, yeah, I know,

17:56but I'm not giving up like that.

18:00She gave him an ultimatum

18:02of you either leave and go with her

18:05or you marry me.

18:08I felt like I was looking

18:09at a car crash beginning to happen.

18:14It's 2018 and Ashley gets the proposal

18:26she's been dreaming of.

18:29Ashley called me and said,

18:30I'm getting married on August 18th.

18:33And I said, what?

18:35She already had the invitations.

18:38She was just happy that she was going to get to get married.

18:40You know, something she dreamed about her whole life.

18:45I wanted to just shake her

18:47and be like, what are you doing?

18:50I just knew in my heart

18:51that's not what you need to do.

18:54You need to leave him.

18:55Terry showed up to his wedding

19:00with sunglasses on.

19:03The night before the wedding,

19:04he was so drunk.

19:06His eyes were so bloodshot

19:08that he wore the glasses to hide the fact

19:10that he was just messed up.

19:15I thought to myself,

19:16why did she still marry him?

19:19Why?

19:19She looked very pretty,

19:23but it wasn't the happy wedding

19:24that it should have been.

19:27It felt like everybody in the whole room

19:29was watching my sister look like a fool.

19:33And I wanted to be excited for her,

19:35but I did not go to the wedding.

19:39And it's not that I didn't want to be there for Ashley,

19:42it's just that I wanted her to leave him so bad.

19:47Ashley said, well, he's taking it

19:50as if our entire life started over

19:52when we got married.

19:53But that's not the way it works.

19:58Woo!

19:59What's up here?

20:03Look at this s***.

20:04He got me down for his birthday.

20:06We're doing it that night.

20:10A year after getting married,

20:12Ashley and Terry go on vacation with friends

20:14to Cancun, Mexico.

20:15I thought we had to rejuvenate the day.

20:21While they were there,

20:23one of his people told Ashley

20:25that he was having another in-appear.

20:28It was like the switch had finally flipped for Ashley.

20:32She wasn't going to be unhappy anymore,

20:34and she wasn't going to let him

20:35be the reason she was unhappy anymore.

20:37That's when she decided

20:39she was going to have the weight loss surgery,

20:42and she did.

20:43She was losing weight,

20:46and she was sticking to the diet really well.

20:48I was, like, super stoked,

20:50because I was like,

20:51I can't wait to see what Ashley's going to do,

20:53you know?

20:54It was like watching

20:56a transformation,

20:58making sure she got her workout in,

21:00going to the personal trainer.

21:02So she did a complete 360.

21:05We started seeing her smile again,

21:08and I was just so happy to see Ashley back.

21:16Let me go and hit the thing right here right quick.

21:18Let me hit the thing!

21:20Terry was threatened.

21:22She would just make little remarks

21:23about how he didn't want her

21:25to go to the personal trainer.

21:27She told me,

21:28he thinks I'm still a little girl.

21:30I'm a grown woman now.

21:31So, yeah, he was threatened.

21:36Her daughter, Trinity,

21:38had a very hard time.

21:42She couldn't tell me

21:44why they were fighting.

21:46All she could tell me was

21:47that Terry

21:49held her mom down

21:51on the floor

21:53and had a gun

21:54in her mouth,

21:55and it was loaded.

21:56He had knocked Ashley over

21:58on the couch

21:59and put a gun in her mouth,

22:01and Ashley was trying

22:03to get Trinity

22:04to call 911.

22:06And he told Trinity

22:07that if you

22:09call anybody,

22:10I'm going to kill her.

22:13But again,

22:14Ashley would not tell

22:16me anything.

22:18So Ashley

22:19probably lived

22:20in more terror

22:21than I'll ever know

22:22because she hid it

22:24from me.

22:27In September 2021,

22:30Terry moves out.

22:32Amanda told me

22:33that Ashley's

22:35finally going to

22:36divorce Terry.

22:36I think everybody

22:38was ecstatic.

22:40She started making plans,

22:42and she was doing

22:43all the work.

22:45She found him

22:46an apartment,

22:47bought furniture

22:48for the apartment

22:49with her check,

22:50and he realized

22:51that Ashley

22:52is serious.

22:54So she started

22:55like following her,

22:57like following her around.

23:02She didn't tell me

23:03he was pulling guns

23:04on her,

23:05but from the look

23:07on her face,

23:07I knew she was scared.

23:10She said,

23:10Mom,

23:11why won't Terry

23:12leave me alone?

23:14I said,

23:14men don't go

23:15through divorce as well.

23:16They're not like women.

23:17They just can't handle it.

23:18And that's what I said.

23:21And I wished

23:21I'd have said more.

23:25Because I didn't know

23:26that was the last time

23:27I would talk to her.

23:31To escape Terry,

23:33Ashley moves in

23:34with her sister.

23:36She had moved over

23:37to Amanda's house,

23:38and she was living

23:39there with the kids.

23:41They were all planning

23:42to cook dinner,

23:43and they were making ribs.

23:45But I called Ashley,

23:47and I was like,

23:47Ashley,

23:48make sure that,

23:49you know,

23:49Mom don't mess up

23:50the ribs.

23:52Ashley had told me

23:53that she was going

23:53to pay the sports coach,

23:56and she was going

23:57to come right back.

24:00But she never ended

24:01up coming back.

24:05Mama 911,

24:06where's your emergency?

24:07Ma'am,

24:08my brother-in-law

24:09just called me

24:10and told me

24:10he killed my sister.

24:11On the evening

24:19of October 23rd,

24:212021,

24:22a business owner

24:24called 911.

24:25Hello, 911.

24:26He observed

24:27a disturbance

24:28between one of his clients

24:30and her husband.

24:31There's a guy here

24:32with a gun at my shop.

24:33Where at?

24:34He doesn't identify him

24:36other than it's a guy

24:37with a gun

24:37chasing us around.

24:39Stop!

24:40Stop!

24:43Stop!

24:44Stop!

24:45The suspect

24:46was pointing a firearm,

24:48making verbal threats.

24:49He's chasing me

24:50with a gun.

24:51And you said

24:51somebody's chasing you

24:52with a gun?

24:54Yeah, now he's

24:55now he's

24:56trapped around the corner.

24:58That's a top

24:59priority call.

25:00Any type of disturbance,

25:02but especially one

25:03that we know

25:03there's a weapon involved.

25:05So immediately,

25:06they get multiple units

25:07to respond to this location

25:08to try to catch the suspect.

25:10What does he look like, sir?

25:13His name is Terry.

25:14He's a black male,

25:1562.

25:17Terry?

25:18Okay.

25:18Why is he chasing you

25:19with the gun, though?

25:20Because his wife was there?

25:22Yes.

25:23Now he's dropping off now.

25:28Multiple units

25:28are heading

25:29to that location.

25:30But within minutes,

25:32the suspect

25:33decided to return,

25:34and this is when

25:35everything went

25:36to absolute chaos.

25:37Ashley hadn't been gone

25:4425 minutes.

25:47I had my phone,

25:48like, right here,

25:49and I said,

25:50Terry.

25:51I looked at it,

25:53and something told me

25:54to answer the phone.

25:55And the first thing

25:57he said was,

25:59I shot,

25:59I shot Ashley,

26:00I shot Ashley.

26:01And that's when

26:03Amanda started

26:04calling me screaming

26:05that he killed her,

26:08that he killed Ashley.

26:12I don't know,

26:12my body just went

26:13into shock,

26:15I guess.

26:16And I told her

26:17to call 911.

26:18I knew where to go

26:29because she said,

26:31I'm going to pay

26:32the sports coach.

26:35After our male victim

26:36realized the coast

26:37was clear,

26:38he got back on the phone,

26:39called 911.

26:40Can you get them here?

26:42The dude came back

26:43and opened fire

26:43and shot her.

26:45Did the cops cool down?

26:47OK, talk to the police.

26:48We'll get EMS headed

26:49that way.

26:50He came back

26:50and shot her.

26:51When the responding

26:52officers arrive

26:54at the scene,

26:54they find a very

26:56distraught male victim.

26:57He was shaking,

26:58he was upset,

26:59he was clearly

27:00frightened for his life.

27:02But once he was able

27:03to compose himself,

27:05he was able to tell us

27:06that our suspect

27:07is a man by the name

27:08of Terry Barlow.

27:09All units were actively

27:11looking for this man.

27:14Our victim was

27:15Ashley Barlow.

27:16She'd had multiple

27:17gunshot wounds

27:18throughout her entire body.

27:20It was a very

27:21disturbing crime scene.

27:25The cops are already here!

27:28Ma'am!

27:29Oh my God!

27:31Ma'am!

27:32Ma'am!

27:34When I got there,

27:35she was just laying

27:36in, like, the middle

27:37of a parking lot.

27:39And I just remember

27:40saying,

27:41why aren't y'all

27:42doing anything?

27:43Why aren't y'all

27:43doing anything?

27:45They were, like,

27:46looking at me

27:47and shaking their head.

27:50No!

27:51Oh no!

27:54There's no words

27:56that can describe

27:57the way you feel

27:58when you pull up

28:00and see your sister dead,

28:02shot down in the middle

28:04of the street

28:04like a dog.

28:05And then Terry came back.

28:10He came back

28:11and tried to pretend

28:12like he didn't know

28:13what was going on,

28:14what happened to my wife.

28:16And Amanda lost it.

28:17Amanda tried to get to him,

28:19but the cops held her back.

28:20She started screaming,

28:21you know,

28:22that's the

28:22killed my sister.

28:24And I guess that's when

28:25they put him under arrest.

28:26When I get there,

28:28I'm able to observe

28:29the scene,

28:31observe the body.

28:32I'm advised

28:33that our suspect

28:34has been taken

28:35into custody.

28:37I'm sorry,

28:38I didn't mean to do that.

28:40Patrol officers

28:41had already

28:42taped off everything

28:43with crime scene tape

28:44and had Mr. Barlow

28:46in the back

28:46of a patrol car.

28:48We start collecting evidence,

28:50taking pictures.

28:51I saw numerous

28:52shell casings everywhere.

28:53There was a .38

28:55and a .40 caliber.

28:58We knew there was

28:58at least two different

28:59handguns,

29:00but they were not there.

29:02There was also

29:02a GPS tracker

29:04that was laying next to her,

29:06which was odd.

29:09Where she was hit

29:10was very close range,

29:12front of her face

29:13and her chest.

29:14I knew right away

29:15this wasn't just

29:16something that got

29:17out of hand,

29:17a sudden passion type deal.

29:19This was somebody

29:20that was exacting

29:22their violence

29:23in a very personal way.

29:26We were unable

29:26to find any handguns there,

29:28but we did notice

29:29one of the businesses

29:30did have cameras.

29:32Their video had audio.

29:35We were able

29:36to hear everything

29:37from the first disturbance

29:38to when the actual

29:39homicide took place.

29:41He chases down his wife

29:55as she's absolutely

29:57begging for her life.

29:59He takes her out

30:00and shoots her

30:01multiple times

30:01and then has the audacity

30:04to tell her

30:05it's her fault.

30:06Look what you've made me do.

30:07I have not seen

30:11anything so cold-blooded

30:12and as she's laying

30:14there mortally wounded

30:15continues to fire on her.

30:17That was horrible.

30:25Cold-blooded killer.

30:28At that moment,

30:29Terry's in the back

30:30of a patrol car.

30:31You just got to clear

30:32any personal biases

30:33of what you just saw

30:34and you got to give him

30:36a fair shot as well

30:37of telling you

30:38his side of it.

30:39you know,

30:40be Detective Sergeant

30:42Barrero,

30:43not Yvette Barrero,

30:45the person

30:46that just is enraged.

30:48Hey, Mr. Barrero.

30:49Yes, ma'am.

30:50My name is Sergeant Barrero

30:51with the Beaumont

30:52Police Department.

30:54Obviously, you know

30:55what you've done

30:57here tonight.

30:59What I needed...

31:00I messed up.

31:01I messed up.

31:02I wanted to let him know

31:03that I was willing

31:05to listen to what

31:05he had to say

31:06even though I'd seen

31:08the footage.

31:09I know, baby.

31:10It's going to be all right.

31:12I love my wife.

31:13It was vital

31:14that I reach out to him

31:15so that I could build

31:17some sort of rapport

31:18with him so that

31:19he would feel comfortable

31:21in telling me

31:21what led up

31:22to this horrific act.

31:24We all mess up in life.

31:27The most important thing

31:28going forward here

31:29is to make this right.

31:31We just wanted to know

31:32what happened that night

31:34and we needed him

31:35to do that.

31:36Our main goal

31:37is what happened,

31:39what led up to this

31:40and especially

31:41what did he do

31:42with the weapons.

31:52Terry Barlow

31:53is interviewed

31:53by detectives

31:54after fatally

31:55shooting Ashley.

31:57Me and my wife,

31:59we've been

31:59fussing

32:00while I come home

32:02from work

32:02and she said

32:04that she wanted

32:06a divorce.

32:07Okay.

32:07After 20 years,

32:09you ain't going

32:09to tell me why

32:10and she said

32:12she just needs space.

32:15So I say,

32:17okay,

32:18if you need space

32:20and we're going

32:21to work on this,

32:23I'll move.

32:24By the time

32:25we got to the station

32:25I'd learned

32:26that he had placed

32:27a tracker

32:28on her car

32:29and that he'd

32:30been following her

32:31and knowing

32:31every step she took.

32:33I bought this tracker

32:34and I put it

32:35on the car.

32:36Today,

32:37it popped up

32:39and I said

32:41to myself,

32:43I'm going to go

32:44over here,

32:45find out

32:46what's going on.

32:48It didn't go right.

32:49Terry was mad

32:50and upset

32:51that Ashley

32:52was standing there

32:53talking to another

32:54male subject.

32:55He pulls up

32:56and he gets out

32:56and he confronts Ashley

32:57and he doesn't remember

32:59what happened next.

33:01She would want me

33:02to turn myself in

33:03and do the right thing.

33:06He's telling us

33:07he wants to do

33:08the right thing.

33:08I just wasn't

33:10believing it.

33:11Terry,

33:12I know you said

33:12that you knew

33:14that you had hurt her.

33:16Did you know

33:16when you left

33:17how severe it was?

33:19No,

33:19I didn't know.

33:20I didn't know.

33:21I didn't know.

33:21I'm thinking,

33:22man,

33:23you really are

33:24a callous,

33:25evil,

33:26selfish person

33:27for doing

33:28what you just did

33:29but making this

33:30all about you.

33:31Did you think

33:32about calling 911

33:34to get her some help?

33:35I didn't know

33:36what I had done.

33:37I just noticed

33:37he needed me.

33:38She needed me

33:39and I was going back

33:41because she needed me.

33:42He's telling us

33:43that he's messed up

33:45but when we get down

33:46to the brass tacks of it,

33:48you know,

33:48what did you do

33:48with the weapons?

33:49Then all of a sudden

33:50he has memory losses.

33:52So you dumped

33:53the 380 over there

33:54off Laurel.

33:55Did you do the same

33:56with the 40?

33:56I don't remember, ma'am.

33:58Once I got going,

34:00all I started thinking

34:01about was my kids.

34:02He has no idea

34:03we have video footage

34:05of the homicide

34:06and how brutal it was.

34:08That just goes to show

34:09the type of monster

34:11he really was.

34:13Do you think

34:14you might have

34:14tossed it out the window?

34:15I don't remember

34:16and it's killing me

34:18because I don't want

34:19nobody to get there

34:20and hurt somebody else.

34:23It's like he wanted us

34:24to know almost everything

34:26except the part

34:27where he's the most guilty.

34:28and not helping us

34:31find the weapon.

34:33Everything that he was

34:33doing that night

34:34was trying to set up

34:35for his defense.

34:37You're under arrest

34:38for the murder

34:39of your wife

34:40and aggravated assault

34:42with a deadly weapon.

34:44So when he's arrested

34:46that night,

34:47he's transported

34:47to Jefferson County Jail

34:49and the following morning

34:50he was arraigned

34:51by a judge

34:52for the charge of murder.

34:55We have video

34:56that shows the murder.

34:57We have a GPS tracker.

35:00We have shell casings.

35:02What we don't have

35:03is the actual murder weapons.

35:05And we know

35:06there's at least two

35:06because we found

35:07two different shell casings.

35:14Hey, I found the gun

35:15and I mean it matches up

35:18with what y'all said.

35:19It's a Smith & Wesson

35:20single stack 380.

35:22So the night of the incident

35:23we are able to locate

35:25one of the weapons.

35:26We were able to take

35:28that into custody.

35:29I mean, that's solid evidence.

35:31But we still needed

35:31to find the second weapon.

35:37Two days later,

35:38police received footage

35:39from a second surveillance camera.

35:41This video was absolutely

35:45the nail in his coffin,

35:46so to speak,

35:47because this angle

35:49was directly in front.

35:51When you put the two videos together

35:53and you hear the audio

35:54from this one

35:55and then what's actually occurring,

35:57it still gives me nightmares.

35:59you could just see

36:06the pure evil

36:07in his intents

36:08and his actions.

36:12We see how he

36:14shot her point blank.

36:16She pled for her life

36:18and could not do anything.

36:20He reloaded,

36:21exchanged weapons,

36:22and we now see him

36:24with pure malice

36:26and evil

36:27snuff her life out.

36:33He tried to say

36:34at one point

36:35she reached for the weapon.

36:37He didn't remember

36:38how many times he shot.

36:40He didn't remember

36:41what he did with the weapon.

36:42This video shows us

36:43that everything he was saying

36:45was completely made up.

36:47The autopsy confirms

36:50two different guns

36:51were used to kill Ashley.

36:54That just kept us

36:56really laser focused

36:58on trying to track down

36:59that second weapon

37:00and we weren't going to give up.

37:03I don't know how many times

37:04I walked around there

37:05looking and crawling in ditches.

37:07Fortunately for us,

37:09we got some divine intervention.

37:11A homeowner doing yard work

37:13discovers the second gun.

37:15The second weapon

37:16that we recovered

37:17was a 40 automatic

37:19Smith & Wesson.

37:21Later testing showed

37:22that it matched

37:23the shell casings

37:24that was used

37:25in Ashley's homicide.

37:26So we finally

37:27found Terry's gun.

37:29So there was no doubt

37:31that this was an execution.

37:34He brought multiple weapons

37:35to carry out this hatred.

37:38Prosecutor Phillip Smith

37:39is assigned to the case.

37:41I worked in the

37:43252nd District Court.

37:45Ashley was the

37:46probation officer

37:46in the courtroom next door.

37:48So everybody

37:49is understandably upset

37:51that one of our own

37:53has been taken

37:54in this manner.

37:56In this case,

37:57we were fortunate

37:58to have high resolution video

38:00from across the street.

38:01The evidence

38:02had been gathered.

38:03The police

38:04had done a great job.

38:05We had all the evidence

38:06in the world

38:07to show that he was guilty.

38:10Terry enters a plea deal

38:11and sentencing begins.

38:14He tried to put

38:15blame on Ashley

38:17for why he did it.

38:19He had a gun,

38:20but she was reaching

38:21for the gun

38:22in his pocket.

38:23The video showed

38:24that was not true.

38:26She was in fact

38:26running away from him

38:28when he takes the gun out

38:29and starts shooting at her.

38:31He's also

38:32putting blame

38:34on a deceased person

38:36for making him do it.

38:38And that's telling.

38:40That's a narcissist.

38:42To sit there

38:42on the stand

38:44to me

38:45was disgusting

38:46listening to him

38:48try to make excuses

38:49for what he done.

38:51Terry pleads guilty

38:53to Ashley's murder

38:54and the aggravated assault

38:55of the sports coach.

38:57He's sentenced

38:58to 50 years.

39:00That basically means

39:01he'll never see

39:02the light of day again.

39:04You know,

39:04he'll see his judgment

39:05one day

39:06and he'll have to

39:06account for that

39:07and he'll be far worse

39:08than what happens

39:09here on earth.

39:11I think the world

39:12is a better place

39:13with Terry Barlow

39:14in prison.

39:16The only time

39:17I want to hear

39:17that man's name

39:18is whenever

39:18it's in an obituary.

39:20I felt like Terry

39:21stole Ashley

39:22a long time ago.

39:28You know,

39:29everybody else

39:29talks about losing Ashley

39:31the day she died.

39:33But I lost Ashley

39:35when Terry took her.

39:37I think she thought

39:42I was stronger

39:43than her

39:43and I wasn't.

39:46She was strong.

39:50She was,

39:51she was so strong

39:52and she endured

39:55so much

39:56and she still

39:57continued to take care

39:58of her kids.

40:00She was a good mom.

40:01I want Ashley

40:03to be remembered

40:04as the kind

40:06person that she was.

40:08I want the kids

40:09to remember

40:10what a great mother

40:12she really was

40:13to them

40:13because I hope

40:15it never fades

40:16from their memory.

40:18I want Ashley

40:18to be remembered

40:19for her perseverance

40:20that you can have

40:23just the most

40:26horrible things

40:27happen to you

40:28but you can still

40:29stand up and grow

40:30and be a beautiful person.

40:33I think she won

40:34in the end.

40:34I do.

40:35I think she won

40:35that battle in the end

40:36because she got

40:38what she wanted.

40:39She did not want

40:39her kids raised

40:40with him

40:40and that's

40:42that's what happened.

40:43He's not raising

40:44them kids.

40:46It's never

40:47going to ever

40:48be over

40:48because she was

40:50my baby.

40:50She was my daughter

40:51that I raised

40:53and was so proud of.

40:56They look like

41:14a very, very

41:15happy couple.

41:16She loved him.

41:17I could tell.

41:19He was going to be

41:19in a wheelchair

41:20for the rest of his life.

41:22Appearances can be deceiving.

41:23No one knew

41:24what a monster he was.

41:26No one knew

41:26and he had one

41:27love him.

41:27No one knew

41:28if he was a alcoholic

41:29or he was going to be

41:30in a child's house,

41:30whether a monster

41:31or J-9-1 or J-9-1

41:32wife is going to be

41:32in a girl's office.

41:36So long as he said,

41:36God, he'll try

41:37he hates this sport HAVacco

41:38or she will do

41:39able in school.

41:41He's going to be

41:42Monday morning

41:42and he has

41:4310 minutes

41:43and he's going to have

41:4420 minutes

41:44after the coming

41:45or even

41:45昏

41:49or J-1

41:50.

41:52So long as she

41:52we sleep

41:53we need

41:55of a question

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