A Houston woman fatally shot her sister and then forced her own son to 13 years old to help her dispose of her aunt’s body, according to police.
Carmen White, of 38 years old, faces a capital murder charge for allegedly shooting his sister, Cynthia Cervantes, multiple times in the past 27 March and then dumping her sister’s body at the end of a dirt road and setting it on fire, KPRC reported, citing court documents.
However, before White moved the body, he needed help, authorities say.
An ex-boyfriend of White’s told police that she asked him for help and offered him “sexual favors in return” , but he refused, according to the documents.
Then, allegedly, he turned to her teenage son. Records show that White called the boy to “not play with his 12 year old brother in the park” and asked him to move an “unknown” item in his car, the television station reported.
“He reached down and raised what looked like human legs, so dropped his legs to the ground,” the documents allege.
White ordered him to pick up the body and move it to his car, but he continued to resist, according to KPRC, citing court documents .
It was then that White turned “ extremely aggressive” and her son eventually relented out of fear for his safety, records indicate.
White is still at large and there is a warrant out for her arrest.
White is alleged to have killed her sister because the victim called police in February, leading to a charge against the suspect of making a terroristic threat to a family member and possessing methamphetamine, reported KPRC, citing records.
Cervantes’ body was found in a metallurgical industrial park by police after a witness told a railway worker about his grisly discovery, ABC said 13.
A family friend told police that White seemed paranoid after the alleged murder, even changed a new car he bought in early March because he said the air conditioning wasn’t working, the TV station reported.
The gray Chevrolet HHR of the accused murderer had been seen on security camera footage near where the body was dumped, investigators said, according to ABC 13.
Records indicate there was blood in the “rear cargo area [del vehículo] and in an envelope found under the driver’s side seat,” although police are awaiting DNA results, reported ABC 13.
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