The northern Texas man squeezed his sister’s hand while lying in a hospital bed in a coma – the last interaction she should with her beloved brother.
Monroe Lingle, 44, announced that family members had disappeared on August 8. The next day, his family found him at John Peter Smith Hospital after police said he was attacked by fortnight with things, including rock and hammer.
Suspect, 63 -year -old Carl Wayne Davis, August. Was arrested for an overwhelming accusation of the accusation and accused of a hammer by Monroe Lingle, a police statement and a criminal complaint filed in Tarrant County District Court.
September 5 The hospital died of mild head injuries he suffered at the time of the attack, the Tarrant County Medical Expert Office reports. His death was recognized as murder.
Tarrant County Crime Stoppers issued a request for anyone with information about the attack and contact the Fort Worth police. The recording states that the victim was attacked by several people armed with rocks and that the attack occurred around 4 hours. August 9 Near the intersection of East Presidio Street and Cypress Street.
A fort -value police spokesman did not confirm that many other suspects are believed to have been involved in the attack, whether Davis may face other accusations now that the victim has died. Davis is considered to be in Tarrant County Prison with a bond of $ 100,000.
Sister mourn her beloved brother
Susan Lingle grew up in a household with his brothers and, as the only girl in her family, was loved and protected.
Susan said Star-Telegram that her brother Monroe is “just very loving, caring and enjoying being with the family.”
Monroe loved fishing and everything outside. He cut the lawn for work because he liked being outdoors, Susan said.
Susan said that after a divorce, about 13 years ago, her brother lived with her Poolville most largely, and they were “very, very close”.
“I and he would meet in the evenings when he lived here, and we were preparing dinner on weekends and drinking beer, just remembering and talking about the old days,” Susan said.
According to police and his family, Monroe Lingle, 44, died in hospital after he attacked Fortvort with a rock and hammer.
After 1997 Their father died, Monroe fought mental health problems. “He was only 16 years old and it was there that he started because he was in the family,” Susan said.
About two months before the attack, Monroe was admitted to Red River Hospital for mental health care. After Monroe was released, he never returned to look for more medication, Susan said.
Reported
August 7 In the evening, Monroe appeared before advance to her sister’s home when she went to go out to dinner with her daughter, Susan said.
Within five minutes of the presence of Monroe, she could say that the symptoms of his mental illness occurred. She took him back where he lived with his son and ex -mother motherworms, Susan said.
The next day, Monroe went to work with his boss. After the first day of work, Monroe asked his boss to take him to the Weatherford Ambulance Unit to make painful chest pain and back pain, Susan said.
He was released from the hospital around August 8th. At noon. His last known place was the subway restaurant near the hospital. After that, no one could reach him and he disappeared, Susan said.
“How did he get from Weatherford to where he was found – it’s just something we’ll never know,” Susan said.
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Susan said Fort’s worthy police investigators showed a family video in which Monroe walked around, seeking “peculiarly complicated” before the attack that caused his death.
“And that’s exactly what he got when he got into these mental stages, he was complicated, as if excited and shouting,” she said. “I think maybe he was screaming at the wrong people, and they did it. No one in this world wants what they did to him.”
Two days later, she learned that her brother was found at John Peter Smith Hospital at Fort.
Going to the hospital to look at him was “very difficult,” Susan said in a trembling voice.
Investigators told the family that Monroe was beaten at the back of the head with bricks or other blurry objects that caused traumatic brain injury, and “we didn’t really know how it would go,” she said.
Father is again set up with his children
Monro had four children, three boys and one girl. “Actually, it was not close to their growth, but over the last five or six years, they all joined again and remained quite close,” Susan said.
She said Monroe and his eldest son closed Super Duper. “It’s rude to everyone, but I think the hardest thing is the oldest,” she said.
After the coma, her brother’s death was expected, but it was still a blow to the face, ”Susan said.
“The second time I went to visit him, I would force him to squeeze his hand,” she said. “I joke with him and I would say he needed to hurry and get better because, you know, we had beer to drink and cook.”
“Sometimes I ask why God was still taking away all of me. He took my dad, took my mom two years ago, took my brother Jason nine years ago and now Monroe,” Susan said.
Now she thinks that Monroe is reinted with the rest of their family in heaven, she said.
“Monroe was just Monroe – and knowing him means loving him,” his sister said.