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A North Texas mother will spend years behind bars for her role in the death of her toddler in a hot car last summer.Frisco intentional hot car murder27-year-old Vanessa Esquivel was found guilty of murder by a Collin County jury on June 19.Esquivel was sentenced to 25 years in prison for her role in the death of her 15-month-old son in a hot car.The incident happened on Aug. 16, 2025. Police said Esquivel left her son in a hot vehicle outside her workplace, a Frisco spa, for several hours.An arrest affidavit states investigators believe Esquivel stopped at a McDonald's restaurant before taking the child the hospital. Esquivel initially told officers she had been driving the child around in a hot vehicle because the air conditioning was not working. She denied going to work that day and claimed she had been with her son all day.However, investigators with the Frisco Police Department, working with Plano police, contacted the Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa where Esquivel was employe
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Dallas Police are searching for three suspects from a June 9 shooting in Pleasant Grove who killed an innocent man while initially targeting someone else.Pleasant Grove innocent bystander murderOn June 9, Myron Henry was shot by a masked man at 2015 North Masters Road and Bruton Road in the Pleasant Grove neighborhood of East Dallas.Around 6:30 p.m., Henry had been sitting next to Bruton Road Food, Beer & Wine mart when a man in a white shirt and dark shorts walked by him, as caught by the store's security camera.Approximately 20 minutes later, a Jeep Grand Cherokee drives down an alley near the mart, upon which two masked figures exit the vehicle with semi-automatic rifles.A third masked individual then gets out of the car. This individual appears to be the same man who walked by Henry minutes earlier.The first two suspects passed by Henry and began firing towards another group of people. Police said they struck one of the individuals, but they survived.Upon hearing the gunfire, Henry
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For more than two decades, Kristina n. “Krisi” Kastl has championed the rights of those whose access to justice has been trampled upon. Always a trailblazer, Kastl has shattered glass ceilings after starting one of the first female-owned personal injury firms in Dallas. She was the 10th female president of the Dallas Bar Association, and … Continued The post A Relentless Advocate for Justice appeared first on D Magazine.
