A young man is brutally murdered, and a blood-covered woman is found hours later. She insists on her innocence, but a shocking twist in the case leaves everyone stunned.

Three individuals were found shot to death in their home in Pawlet, Vermont.

The victims were identified as Brian Crossman, his wife Erica Crossman, and her son Colin Taft.

The town of Pawlet, with a population of about 1,400 people, was shocked by the news.

The deaths were ruled as homicides by Vermont State Police.

Police confirmed that the incident was isolated and there was no threat to the community.

Brian Crossman, a selectboard member in Pawlet, was described as a hardworking community member.

The town selectboard members expressed their grief and sympathies for those affected by the tragic loss.

Two suspects, Franklin Pena and Johan Martinez-Rangel, were indicted by a Texas grand jury for the murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston.

They are charged with kidnapping and causing her death by applying pressure to her neck.

Prosecutors are seeking information from Google regarding a recovered phone near Nungaray's body.

Pena and Martinez-Rangel, illegal immigrants from Venezuela, were charged with capital murder after entering the U.S.

illegally.

Jocelyn's mother testified about the impact of illegal immigrant crimes.

The suspects are accused of luring Jocelyn under a bridge, assaulting her, and throwing her body into a bayou.

Rangel is scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 11.