The affidavit identifies the other defendants as 21-year-old Jamal Brown, listed as the shooter, and accomplices 23-year-old Mariah Green and 21-year-old Quitiana Taylor.
According to the 7-page affidavit, the defendants planned to rob and kill Parker and Ford over $1,500 cash.
In a text exchange between Brown and Taylor, the affidavit shows, Brown allegedly wrote, "She got to go too."
Taylor, court papers show, responded, "I'm already knowing."
Taylor's court-appointed attorneys, Angela Weltin and James Stafford, would not specifically comment on the case, but did provide the following statement:
“Women barely more than children, such as our client, who are being sex trafficked in Houston and New Orleans are often treated less than human. They are stripped of their possessions, their freedom, and the rights to their own bodies. Our hearts go out to all the human trafficking victims who have been used, abused and discarded.”
Deundrea Lakelsia Ford, a 21-year-old mother, disappeared last month. Newly obtained court documents show she is a witness in a capital murder case.
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