Authorities in Brazos County have charged a local man with capital murder following a devastating incident that claimed the lives of his mother and stepfather, sending shockwaves through the community. Ezekiel William Barajas was taken into custody after investigators
determined he was the primary suspect in the fatal killings of Nancy Winn and her husband. The tragedy has left family members, friends, and neighbors struggling to comprehend the loss of two lives taken in a violent and deeply personal act.According to law enforcement officials, Barajas was
transported to headquarters for questioning after his arrest. However, investigators confirmed that he refused to speak with detectives regarding the incident. Despite his lack of cooperation, authorities reported that the suspected murder weapon was successfully recovered from Barajas’ vehicle, a key piece of evidence as the case moves forward through the legal system.
Officials have not released further details about the circumstances leading up to the deaths, citing the ongoing nature of the investigation.Barajas is currently being held at the Brazos County Jail, where he faces a charge of Capital Murder of Multiple Persons, one of the most serious offenses under Texas law. His bond has been set at $300,000. If convicted, the charge carries severe potential penalties,
reflecting the gravity of the alleged crime and the loss of two lives.The deaths of Nancy Winn and her husband have deeply affected the Brazos County community. Loved ones remember them as individuals whose lives were rooted in family and connection, making the circumstances of their passing especially heartbreaking.
Messages of condolence and support have poured in, with many expressing sympathy for extended family members forced to endure unimaginable grief.As the investigation continues, authorities have urged the public to allow the legal process to unfold while respecting the privacy of those affected. Further updates are expected as more information becomes available.
