Schertz police said more than 1,000 cases were impacted in the purge of the department’s property room that led to evidence being destroyed or removed.

Over a decade worth of evidence was destroyed or removed from the Schertz Police Department’s property room without prosecutorial review, according to a cease and desist letter obtained by the KSAT 12 Defenders.

A Seguin woman who had lived with her mother’s decomposing body for three years will be spending 30 years in prison, according to the Guadalupe County Attorney’s Office. Seguin police found Jacqueline Louise Crayton, 71, in her bedroom in 2019 while investigating a child abuse case. Jacqueline Crayton had fallen in the home in 2016, but Delissa Crayton did not seek medical help for her and allowed her to die, authorities said. Delissa Crayton also had her daughter living in the home while the body continued to rot. I will never be able to understand how or why this happened.”Jacqueline Crayton was a beloved employee of Seguin ISD.