Theft at 3600 BLOCK OF GRANDVIEW DR on 10/01/2026 12:00 AM
Type: Theft
Date: 10/01/2026 12:00 AM
Description: DAMAGED PROPERTY - DAMAGED PROPERTY, VEHICLE: On Thursday, October 1st, 2026, officers were Plainview, Hale County, Texas in reference to criminal mischief. Upon arrival, it was determined that an unknown suspect, attempted to break into the victim's front driver side and passenger side window, creating cracks in the glass. The suspect successfully broke the back driver side window, to gain entrance into the vehicle. The victim advised that he did not believe anything was stolen. Pictures were taken of the damage. A report was generated.
Address: 3600 BLOCK OF GRANDVIEW DR, Plainview, TX
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Name
Paul HerreraMissing Age
46Est. Current Age
55Last Seen
Plainview, TX on 07/05/2017Physical Description
Race: Hispanic Ethnicity: Latino Gender: Male Hair: Black Eyes: Hazel Height: 5'9" Weight: 200 lbsCase Number
MP73979Area Cold Cases
Name
Crystal NitcherAge
3Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
First, it was 2-1/2-month-old tammy in january 1972. Two months later in march, 2-year-old sarah. Fast forward four years — and to another state — to 3-month-old crystal. And finally, almost a year to the day after crystal’s death, the youngest of them all — misti, just 5 weeks old.One by one, helen nitcher’s daughters all died under mysterious circumstances.Patterns got missed. Medical examiners struggled with inconclusive autopsy reports. But helen c. (née tenery) nitcher, later known as crystal price, had two dead daughters within 2-1/2 months — in iowa, that is — until nitcher relocated and the pattern repeated in abilene, texas.Two more dead infant daughters followed.News reports on the four girls’ successive deaths also had a strikingly familiar ring; officials reported all three infants, as well as the 2-year-old, dead on arrival.The mother’s explanations for the short-lived lives were conflicting at best; the stories varied depending on the city and state where the obituaries appeared, leaving astute readers as mystified as iowa and texas medical examiners, who never could quite pinpoint exact causes or manners of death.Iowa coroners had no way of knowing nitcher left iowa after her first two daughters’ deaths, only to have two more infants die in texas. And texas officials apparently were unaware of the two previous iowa deaths.Agency
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