Jealous Ex Watches Triple Murder LIVE Through Phone

0:00 The woman called the mastermind behind the murderers is sitting in a jail cell here in downtown tonight. Prosecutors say she may have watched the entire thing happen on a FaceTime call. Alexis Williams. 29 year old Alexis Williams faced a judge tonight for the first time. She's charged with three counts of capital murder, accused of setting up a plot that left a mother, a father and a child dead back in June of 2021. Donavia Lagway, Gregory Car He and six year old Harmony Car He were found dead in their Fondren apartment. Prosecutor said Lagway was separated from her husband when she had a romantic relationship with Alexis Williams. The mother of four broke things off with Williams and returned to her husband, which allegedly angered Williams to the point of murder.

0:45 If that's the consequence of dating this defendant, nobody in Harris County is safe. At today's bail hearing, her bond was denied. She was not allegedly the gunman, although she coordinated the entire event, it appears. Williams spoke only only once during today's hearing. You have no bond in any of the three capital murders. Prosecutors say Williams conspired with suspected hitman Xavier Davis, promising him several $1000 in the family's apartment for the murders. During the shooting, the car he's 10 year old daughter watched while her family was killed. She was also shot but survived by playing dead. This incredible young lady was able to get up despite being gravely wounded, care for her one year old baby brother who was still in the apartment.

1:35 Davis was arrested days later, but Williams carried on with life as usual. It apparently went down that the defendant attended the funeral service of these victims that she helped to kill. Prosecutors say detectives were able to piece together the plot once they were able to crack the passcode to Williams his cell phone. When Xavier Davis was inside that apartment, he was on FaceTime with Alexis Williams. That means that she watched either the executions or the immediate aftermath. The brutal murder of a Houston family in June 2021 has culminated in a death sentence for Xavier Davis, marking one of Texas's most disturbing contract killing cases.

2:18 The details of this horrific crime have shocked the community and highlighted the devastating impact of premeditated violence on families. On June 30th, 2021, Davis executed A calculated attack by forcing his way into the home of Gregory Carhi, 35, and Don Yavia Lagway, 29. What followed was a sequence of events that would forever change the lives of their children and send ripples through the Houston community. In front of their children, Davis shot both parents, displaying a level of brutality that prosecutors would later emphasize during trial proceedings. He then turned his weapon on their six year old daughter, Harmony Carhi, killing her execution style. The couple's 10 year old daughter survived only through quick thinking, playing dead after suffering a non fatal gunshot wound.

3:15 The surviving child's ordeal continued as she lay motionless, forced to witness Davis ransacking their apartment in search of money and jewelry. During a 2022 bail hearing, Harris County District Attorney Shawn Tear revealed a particularly chilling detail. Davis made a video call to his alleged conspirator, allowing her to witness the aftermath of the murders. This evidence would later prove crucial in establishing the premeditated nature of the crime and it's connection to a broader conspiracy. The attack showed elements of selective targeting as Davis spared the life of the couple's two year old son.

3:57 A fourth child, an 8 year old boy, was fortunately absent from the home during the murders. The tragedy deepened when medical examiner's discovered that Lagway was pregnant at the time of her murder, adding another layer of loss to the already devastating crime. The surviving 10 year old demonstrated remarkable courage and presence of mind in the aftermath of the attack. Once Davis left the apartment, she immediately secured her baby brother's safety by locking the door and called for help. Her quick actions not only saved lives but also provided law enforcement with crucial early information about the crime. Law enforcement's response was swift and effective. Within days, police arrested Davis and charged him with three counts of capital murder and a single count of aggravated assault.

4:51 The investigation revealed additional crimes, including an aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon charge for allegedly stealing a man's car at gunpoint just before the murders, suggesting a broader pattern of violent behavior. The legal proceedings took an unexpected turn when Davis, who had initially pleaded not guilty, changed his plea to guilty just minutes into his criminal trial. This sudden reversal, while admission of his crimes, did not prevent the trial from proceeding. The jury was then tasked with determining whether Davis should receive the death penalty or life imprisonment. The jury's deliberations focused on 2 crucial questions.

5:33 First, they unanimously concluded that Davis posed A continuing threat to society likely to commit future acts of violence. Second, they found no mitigating circumstances substantial enough to warrant life imprisonment instead of the death penalty. This unanimous decision reflected the jury's assessment of both the brutality of the crimes and Davis's potential for future violence. The investigation revealed a complex web of relationships and motives. Alexis Williams, arrested in March 2022, emerged as the alleged mastermind behind the murders. Police discovered that Williams had previously dated Lagway, and their relationship had ended shortly before the shootings. The connection between Williams and Davis traced back to their childhood friendship, providing investigators with crucial context for how the murder plot developed. Williams now faces serious charges, including three counts of capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. She has maintained her innocence, entering not guilty pleas to all charges.

6:43 Her case represents the second phase of prosecution in this family tragedy, with authorities working to hold accountable not just the perpetrator but also those who allegedly orchestrated the violence. The legal aftermath continues to unfold. While Davis cannot appeal his conviction due to his guilty plea, he is currently appealing his death sentence. This process highlights the complexity of capital punishment cases in Texas and the multiple layers of legal review they typically undergo. The case has broader implications for understanding domestic violence, murder for hire schemes and the impact of relationship motivated crimes on families and communities.

7:23 The involvement of children as both victims and witnesses adds another tragic dimension to the case, raising questions about the long term psychological impact on survivors. The survival and testimony of the 10 year old girl remains one of the most compelling aspects of this case. Her ability to maintain composure under extreme duress, protect her younger sibling, and alert authorities demonstrates extraordinary resilience. Her account will likely prove crucial in the upcoming prosecution of Williams and serves as a testament to human courage in the face of unimaginable horror. As the legal proceedings continue, particularly regarding Williams's prosecution and Davis's death sentence appeal, this case serves as a stark reminder of how personal relationships gone wrong can escalate into devastating violence.

8:18 The pending nature of these legal matters, coupled with the Harris County District Attorney's Office's current silence on media requests, suggests that additional developments may yet emerge in this tragic story. Thanks for listening to No Tears for Black Girls. If you enjoyed our show, please take a moment to leave us a five star rating, Hit that subscribe button and give us a follow on social media. Your support means the world to us and helps us continue sharing these important stories. Stay blessed, stay loved, and most importantly, stay safe.