New surveillance video released in "baffling" death of Texas woman
GARLAND, Texas -- Police are hoping new surveillance video will help solve the mysterious shooting death of a 20-year-old Texas woman.
CBS Dallas-Fort Worth reports investigators believe Jocelyn Marlen Sarabia was returning home from work when someone shot her before she could get inside.
"I'm still in shock," said Jocelyn's step sister, Alexia Guerrero. "For me, I feel like I'm still going to walk into her room and I'm going to find her."
The shooting happened Friday at around 1:30 a.m., according to police.
New surveillance video appears to show two men running as a car follows a suspect. Police believe everyone in the video could be involved.
"What was done is done already," said Guerrero. "We can't do nothing about it. She will not come back. But I'd ask them why they did it?"
It is the same question police have right now.
"It's a baffling case from all angles," said Lt. Pedro Barineau.
Barineau said investigators first thought Sarabia may have been followed and the men tried to rob her.
"The fact that nothing was taken makes us look at the fact that, was this personal," he questioned.
At this time, the motive for the deadly shooting remains unclear.
