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STATE OF TEXAS                    §
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COUNTY OF LAMB                    §

AFFIDAVIT OF MARIANA CASAS ENRIQUEZ

1. My legal name is Mary Ann Casas Enriquez. I am more than eighteen (18) years of 
   age, of sound mind, and am wholly competent to sign this Affidavit. I have 
   personal knowledge of the facts stated in this Affidavit, and they are true and 
   correct. 
2. Although my legal name is Mary Ann, I prefer to be called by the name Mariana, 
   and people know me as Mariana.
3. In 1996, I dated Jerry Ramirez Gonzales. I also knew his brother, Armando 
   Ramirez Gonzales, but I did not know him very well. I have recently reviewed 
   photographs and have identified Jerry Ramirez Gonzales as the man that I dated 
   and Armando Gonzales as Jerry's brother.
4. At around 2:00 a.m. on the night of the murder at the Jolly Roger convenience 
   store in Littlefield, Texas, Jerry and Armando Gonzales came to my sister, Lora 
   Casas's, apartment in Littlefield, Texas. My sister's apartment was less than 
   a half of a mile from the Jolly Roger convenience store, on the same street as 
   the store. The apartments were called XIT Apartments, and they are located at the 
   corner of 13th Street and Hall Street. I was at my sister's apartment, along 
   with my cousin, Tina Martinez, hanging out when Jerry and Armando Gonzales arrived.
5. Jerry Gonzales told us that he and Armando did not have enough gas to get back to 
   Levelland. They asked us to loan them some money for gas.
6. While they were at my sister's apartment, I could see that they were both wearing 
   jeans, t-shirts, and tennis shoes. Jerry had long hair, and Armando's hair was 
   cut short. I could also see that Jerry and Armando were driving a gold car with 
   four doors.
7. My sister, Lora, argued with Jerry and Armando about loaning them any money, and 
   she cursed them out. We did not give them any money. When we refused to give them 
   money, Jerry and Armando left the apartment.
8. The next day I learned from the news that a woman working at the Jolly Roger 
   convenience store had been shot and killed during a robbery.
9. I am sure that Jerry and Armando Gonzales stopped by my sister's apartment in 
   Littlefield on the night of the murder.  I am also sure that it was around 2:00 
   a.m. when they arrived and tried to borrow money to buy gas.

FURTHER, Affiant sayeth not.