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?I felt like I lived there, like it was my home. I felt so safe there. It?s so big, it?s a part of my story,? said Riley Wagner, now 23.

The disturbing details of 7-year-old Athena Strand's death came to light in a newly filed arrest affidavit for contracted FedEx delivery driver Tanner Horner. In a confession to investigators, Horner reportedly said he had finished delivering a package at Strand's home in Paradise. He said he was backing up his FedEx truck, when he accidentally hit Athena with the truck.

A Colorado judge ordered records related to a 2021 bomb threat by Anderson Aldrich to be unsealed. In June 2021, deputies with the El Paso County Sheriff?s Office charged a man with the same name as the Club Q shooting suspect with two counts of felony menacing and three counts of first-degree kidnapping. The case was later dismissed because the victim, Aldrich's mother, refused to cooperate with authorities.

Maityln Gandy, the mother of Athena Strand, spoke about her 7-year-old daughter's tragic kidnapping and death in Wise County, Texas. Athena Strand went missing, sparking a massive search. Her body was found on Friday evening in Boyd, about six miles away from Strand's Paradise home. 31-year-old Tanner Horner, a delivery driver contracted by FedEx, was delivering a package to Strand's home at the time she disappeared. He faces capital murder and aggravated kidnapping charges.

The search for a missing Wise County little girl has come to a terrible end. Wise County Sheriff Lane Akin confirmed that 7-year-old Athena Strand?s body was found on Dec. 2, 2022 in Boyd, Texas. The sheriff says a tip led them to 31-year-old Tanner Lynn Horner, a driver contracted by FedEx, who is believed to have abducted Athena from her home on Nov. 30, 2022. The driver confessed to kidnapping her. Athena likely died an hour after her disappearance, the sheriff said.

Atatiana Jefferson's nephew Zion, who is now 11, testified during the murder trial of former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean, who shot and killed Jefferson in 2019. Zion told jurors about witnessing his aunt get shot and that she was "crying and shaking" after being struck. He later found out that she was killed in the shooting.

Migos rapper, Takeoff was shot and killed outside of a bowling alley in Houston, Texas in early November. Police have said he was an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire, and on Friday, they announced an arrest. LiveNOW from FOX's Josh Breslow and FOX 5 New York's Lissette Nunez discuss the latest on the investigation.

A suspect has been arrested in the deadly shooting of rapper Takeoff last month in Houston. Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says 33-year-old Patrick Xavier Clark has been charged with Takeoff's murder. Another man who was seen on video during the deadly shooting was also arrested on gun charges including felony to possess a firearm and unlawfully carrying a weapon. But during a court hearing, prosecutors said the suspect, Cameron Joshua, 22, is not believed to have fired a weapon during Takeoff?s shooting. Takeoff, whose real name is Kirsnick Khari Ball, was killed when gunfire erupted outside of a private party at a Downtown Houston bowling alley on Nov. 1. Two others were hit by gunfire but survived. Police believe the shooting happened after a dice game, but Takeoff was an innocent bystander.

The Wise County Sheriff's Office says they are transition from a search with an investigation to an investigation with a search as they look for 7-year-old Athena Strand, who disappeared from her Wise County home on Wednesday night. An AMBER Alert was issued for Strand on Thursday, even though the sheriff doesn?t have evidence to indicate that she was abducted.

Houston police say a suspect is in custody, charged with the deadly shooting of Migos rapper Takeoff. Houston Police Chief Troy Finner says 33-year-old Patrick Xavier Clark has been charged with Takeoff's murder. Takeoff, whose real name is Kirsnick Khari Ball, was killed when gunfire erupted outside of a private party at a Downtown Houston bowling alley on Nov. 1. Two others were hit by gunfire but survived.

At least one person has been critically injured after an apparent house explosion in the Fort Worth suburb of Westworth Village, Texas.

A suspect takes police on a wild chase throughout the Dallas area. It started on the highway, before the suspect took off on foot, and ultimately was left with no choice but to surrender after a police K9 became involved.