Tonight we are learning how police piece together their investigation into a four-worth woman's murder.

Molly Matheson was discovered dead in her home near TCU's campus, April 10th.

The detectives don't believe she was actually killed in the shower, but the killer tried to rinse her off there in an effort to destroy evidence.

Her mother discovered her body around 430 Monday afternoon.

This is crime stories with Nancy Grace.

A family friend described her as the funniest person.

Nobody could ever hate her. She was just so amazing.

A woman who was involved in church and had a clever sense of humor.

Though she lived near TCU, Molly was not a student here.

After they unlocked her phone with her thumbprint, they found the text message from a number that read,

I'm outside. It was sent just hours before Molly was murdered.

And to at least say, that number belongs to a regional chemist.

In the last hour, we learned that a 23-year-old man has been arrested in a story we told you about.

The murder of a young sorority girl, just 22 years old, found brutally strangled in her apartment near Texas Christian University.

I'm talking about a beautiful young girl, Molly Matheson.

She was renting a garage apartment just a couple of blocks from TCU, Texas Christian University.

She was just 22 years old there in that Fort Worth, Texas apartment.

Her poor mother, Tracy, discovered her body in that apartment bathroom.

And the search was on. Why? Why?

This morning, do I learn that the alleged perpetrator, Reginald Kimbrough, had been arrested on several other sex offenses?

I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime Stories. And we want answers.

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