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BREAKING NEWS - SUSPECT FOUND - Wise County Sheriff David Walker said that officers today (Wednesday, Jan. 10) found the body of murder suspect Antonio Zarate Limon, 44, near Alvord. Walker said that Limon’s body was found under a tree by the railroad tracks in a field near the Hot Skillet Restaurant. Limon shot and killed his wife, Maria Limon, early Jan. 3 as she arrived at the restaurant where she worked as a cook. Walker said it was not immediately apparent how Antonio Limon died or how long he had been dead. “We will have to wait for the medical examiner to give us the cause and time of death,” Walker said. Antonio Limon had fled the murder scene with a rifle used in the killing and law enforcement officers had conducted an extensive search for him, including the area where his body was found today.
11 comments:
Very sad story and ending. The coward did not have the balls to face the music after he killed his wife.
Did no one think to look for him by the railroad tracks in the field by the restaurant? Chalk up another case closed by the Wise County Keystone Cops.
Anonymous 11:00, I'm guessing everything would be just right if you had time to run the sheriff's dept, huh? Easier to gripe than to make a difference by supporting the people who are really making an effort. Smart alec.
11:00 If you would of read the post, it stated that he was found in an area where they had previously searched. You bad mouth the Sheriff's Dept., but if your family ever needed them you would certainly want their help. If you think you could do a better job, maybe you should run for head keystone cop yourself.
Anon 8:04....my thoughts exactly.
Were Drugs or Alcohol involved?
11:00 since I live about 2 minutes from there, and saw all the law enforcement officials walking on the tracks the day of the murder, I think you stir too much shit. I agree with what they did by using prison dogs, as well as a helicopter. I overheard the Sheriff talking with his men stating that they would hit the pasture several more time, even though the initial search was unsuccessful the first time. Since I am a landowner in the area, I think 11:00 you are way way out of line
I, for one, am glad he chose the "coward's" way out...then we don't have to spend our tax dollars housing him in our jail...and a big kudos to our Sheriff's Department for a job well done.
mmmmm.... big kudos to the dogs. They were the ones that found him.
Whatever 8:38...what was your point? The dogs are part of the law enforcement team, and I meant that the Sheriff's Department did a good job from the get go, not just in the end, trying to refute the 11:00 ridiculous comment...
Betty Boop, I personnally am disappointed that he took the cowards way out. Now he won't get to see how he has destroyed his children's lives by his actions and have to live with that.
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