James Edward Fierro, a 34-year-old male from Clarendon, TX, tragically lost his life on February 18, 2019. Fierro, who managed the Allsups in Clarendon, was known for his involvement with his MMA friends and his efforts to help children in his community. He was found dead alongside Candice Rachael Garrett, a 33-year-old female, in their residence on Lakeview Lane in Howardwick, TX. Both victims had suffered apparent gunshot wounds, and their deaths were classified as a double homicide.
The investigation into the deaths of James Edward Fierro and Candice Rachael Garrett revealed that the couple left behind four children. The Donley County Sheriff's Office, with assistance from the Texas Rangers, Amarillo Police Department, and other law enforcement agencies, launched a thorough investigation into the case. The authorities received a call regarding shots being fired just after 10 p.m. on the night of the incident. Upon arrival, they discovered the bodies of Fierro and Garrett.
In a significant development, law enforcement arrested Jarvis Fierro, the brother of James Edward Fierro, in connection with the double homicide. Jarvis Fierro was apprehended in Amarillo and charged with capital murder. The motive behind the killings remained unclear, and the investigation continued to uncover more details about the tragic event. The joint efforts of multiple law enforcement agencies played a crucial role in the swift arrest of the suspect.
The deaths of James Edward Fierro and Candice Rachael Garrett shocked the Howardwick community, and the investigation into their murders garnered significant attention. The authorities conducted autopsies to determine the exact cause of death and continued to gather evidence to build a strong case against the suspect. The tragic loss of Fierro and Garrett left a lasting impact on their families and the community, as they sought justice for the victims.