Alexa Denice Montez, a 16-year-old Hispanic female, tragically lost her life on January 10, 2019, in Boerne, Texas. She was found shot to death alongside her mother, Nichol Leila Olsen, and her half-sister, London Sophia Bribiescas, in the home of their mother's boyfriend, Charles Wheeler. The Bexar County Medical Examiner's office ruled the deaths of Alexa and London as homicides, while Nichol Olsen's death was ruled a suicide.
The circumstances surrounding the deaths were mysterious
and raised many questions. Wheeler claimed he discovered the bodies after returning home from a friend's house, but records showed multiple 911 calls made from Olsen's phone before his call. Despite the suspicious nature of the case, no suspects have been named, and the investigation remains open.
Alexa's father, Carlos Montez Jr., filed a lawsuit against Wheeler, alleging gross negligence and wrongful death. The case has drawn significant attention, with the Bexar County Sheriff's Office continuing to investigate the incident. Sheriff Javier Salazar has stated that there are too many unanswered questions to officially close the case.
The tragic loss of Alexa Denice Montez has left a lasting impact on her family and community. She was remembered as a bright, kind-hearted young woman with aspirations of becoming an obstetrician and a passion for volunteering. Her death has sparked ongoing efforts to seek justice and uncover the truth behind the events of that fateful night.
