Hi, crime junkies. I'm your host, Ashley Flowers, and I'm Brett.

And the story I have for you today is about a young mother, her two daughters, and the

unknown circumstances that led to their fatal shooting in a South Central Texas mansion.

It's a story that is either frustratingly familiar or completely unthinkable, depending

on who you ask. And that's because even after three years, the question remains. Was this

a double murder suicide or was this something else completely? This is the story of Nicole Olsen,

Alexa Montez, and London, Bribbi Esquas.

It's a little after 9am on January 10, 2019, when 911 dispatchers in Bear County, Texas

get an inbound call. The man on the other end of the line is saying that something terrible

has happened at his home. He says there are three people dead, and he believes that one

of them killed the other two before taking their own life. Now, the caller identifies

himself as Charles Wheeler, and although I can't find many details about this initial 911

call, like whether he gives the names of the people that he found, I do know that an

officer is dispatched to the home right away. Sheriff's Deputy Gabriel Kalunga is first

to respond. So he heads towards the man's address in the upscale Anakwa Springs Ranch

neighborhood. And now this neighborhood is nice, like it's this gated community with

24 hour security, and it's located roughly 25 miles northwest of San Antonio. Now all

the houses in this subdivision are like million dollar plus homes, each sitting on one to

four acre lots. Oh wow, so crime is basically not existent here. Exactly, especially violent

crime, right? So, when deputy Kalunga gets there, he first encounters 31 year old Charlie,

who is sitting on the ground outside of his home, and he notices something odd about him.

On his incident report, he states that although Charlie appears to be crying, like he's hunched

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