Around midnight on October 16, Brenton Estorffe, an Australian native, heard a window break in his home. According to officials, he went to investigate the noise and that’s when two intruders shot and killed the 29-year-old in his Katy, Texas home.
His wife, Angelenna, called 911 in a panic. Police released audio from the call, which revealed how frightened Angelenna was.
“I think he’s really hurt,” she said. “Baby, are you OK? Babe, are you OK?”
A neighbor attempted to revive Brenton, but was unsuccessful.
Angelenna reportedly told police she saw two intruders. The first suspect was described as a male, who is “5-feet, 11-inches tall, dark skinned, and was wearing a dark colored hoodie.” The second suspect is also described as a male and “6-feet tall, slender build, dark skinned, and had short hair.”
A $25,000 reward is being offered to anyone who has information leading to the arrests of the suspects.
Police are unsure if it was a targeted attack or random.
In addition to releasing the audio from Angelenna’s 911 call, police have also released an image from a homeowner’s security camera that shows a vehicle of interest.
It’s still unclear whether Brenton or his family were targeted, but the police intend to work the case until they find out who murdered the 29-year-old.
“Help us catch those responsible for this heinous crime,” Sheriff Troy Nehls said in a statement. “A wife and two small children now have to try and piece their life together without their loving husband and father.”
Angelenna and the couple two young children were left unharmed in the incident.
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