themissingandthelost
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James Andrews (34) born on 4th December 1972 in the state of Texas, had just celebrated his birthday a few weeks before he was savagely gunned down outside his home. He was ramping up for Christmas in his little redbrick home he shared with his ex-wife, Sara on Rosemead Drive in Pasadena, Texas, USA. His home was adorned with the usual Christmas decorations, gifts under the tree and a festive feeling all around. His ex-wife and three children, Hailey (9 at the time of her father’s murder), Cody (6 at the time of his father’s murder), and David (5 at the time of his father’s murder) were eating their breakfast just feet away when gunshots rang out in the early morning.
Every morning between 6:30 am 7:00 am Scooter would go out to his truck, wipe it down and collect his cellphone and wallet. This morning was no different, he had gone outside around 6:55 am to collect his cellphone and wallet from his truck and it was then someone had shot him, twice.
A few months before Scooter was brutally gunned down outside his home, he had been reported to have told Sara he was having trouble sleeping. He had begun to get very paranoid, looking over his shoulder and being unusually cautious. Sara had asked Scooter what was going on, but he refused to tell her
He was also in the midst of what was reported to have been a rough custody battle with Misti, over custody of their little girl, Melissa. Misti has since been in trouble with the law, she has various convictions for drugs.
Someone knew Scooter’s routine meant he would go out between those times every working morning to wipe the dew off his truck and collect whatever items he needed for the day. Was he being watched? Was his paranoia justified?
We covered his case in full on our site, but we aren't allowed to post it here, so I want to direct you to a mini-documentary that features his family, and a few other articles on the case.
Every morning between 6:30 am 7:00 am Scooter would go out to his truck, wipe it down and collect his cellphone and wallet. This morning was no different, he had gone outside around 6:55 am to collect his cellphone and wallet from his truck and it was then someone had shot him, twice.
A few months before Scooter was brutally gunned down outside his home, he had been reported to have told Sara he was having trouble sleeping. He had begun to get very paranoid, looking over his shoulder and being unusually cautious. Sara had asked Scooter what was going on, but he refused to tell her
He was also in the midst of what was reported to have been a rough custody battle with Misti, over custody of their little girl, Melissa. Misti has since been in trouble with the law, she has various convictions for drugs.
Someone knew Scooter’s routine meant he would go out between those times every working morning to wipe the dew off his truck and collect whatever items he needed for the day. Was he being watched? Was his paranoia justified?
We covered his case in full on our site, but we aren't allowed to post it here, so I want to direct you to a mini-documentary that features his family, and a few other articles on the case.
- ABC13 UNSOLVED: James Andrews killed days before Christmas and feet from family
- ABC13 UNSOLVED: Guardsman killed days before Christmas and feet from family
- Reward offered for information regarding murder of father, husband
- ABC 13 UNSOLVED
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