The 911 Call From The Erin Caffey Triple Murder

deanmine · #1 ● 11-11-2014, 02:29 PM

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On the morning of Saturday, March 1, 2008, the small town of Alba, Texas was shocked by a triple homicide. Forbidden love was the motive for the four who were arrested, which included the victims' 16-year-old family member, Erin Caffey.

Caffey's mother and two younger brothers were shot, stabbed, and left to burn in a house fire. Caffey's father was injured, but crawled to safety 300 feet away to a neighbor's house. The neighbor, Tommy Gaston, called 911 for help.

A teenage girl charged with capital murder for her role in the deaths of her mother and two young brothers agreed to a plea deal that could make her eligible for parole when she's 59, her attorney said.

Erin Caffey, 17, accepted the agreement Friday, said defense attorney William McDowell. She had been scheduled to be tried as an adult next month in Hopkins County.

"I think it was a just sentence," McDowell said. "Everyone is pleased with it."

Authorities said Caffey, her boyfriend and two other co-defendants plotted to kill Caffey's parents because they didn't approve of her boyfriend. Caffey was 16 at the time of the crime.

Police reports said she and Bobbi Gale Johnson waited in a car down the road from Caffey's home in Alba while boyfriend Charlie James Wilkinson, 19, and Charles Allen Waid, 20, went on a shooting and stabbing rampage before setting fire to the house.

Penny Caffey, 37, and her sons Mathew, 13, and Tyler, 8, died in the attack in March. Terry Caffey, 41, was shot five times but escaped from the burning house, saying he recognized Wilkinson shooting him and his wife in their bed, sheriff's officials said.

Caffey has since recovered from his gunshot wounds.

All four defendants were initially charged with three counts of capital murder. Prosecutors had said they didn't plan to seek the death penalty against Erin Caffey.

Wilkinson and Waid also avoided the death penalty in November by pleading guilty for their involvement in the killings. McDowell said both would likely receive life sentences with parole.

Johnson, named as an accomplice who did not use a weapon, was sentenced to 40 years in prison and may be eligible for parole in 20 years, the Tyler Morning Telegraph reported Saturday.

**kellyhound** · #2 ● 11-12-2014, 07:37 AM

What a disturbed sick cunt.

deanmine · #3 ● 11-12-2014, 10:32 AM

how bizzar... i have a thread on this chick already. i didnt connect these together in my head....lol.... thanks Kellyhound.

bitch sets it up along with a boyfreind.. turns states evidence for a better deal from the judge and dad forgives her....