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2:10

Martha Montoya moved to the States in

2:12

the 80s after facing

2:14

extreme poverty in Colombia. But

2:18

life in the States wasn't exactly

2:20

peachy. Martha

2:22

faced financial hardships, low

2:25

paying wages that often required

2:27

her to work under the table, and

2:30

she moved around a lot. Martha

2:32

met men who seemed to care at first.

2:36

They'd work together and slowly build

2:38

their funds. Then

2:40

one night, they'd be gone in the

2:42

night, taking the money with

2:44

them. Having relationships never

2:46

seemed to work out for the hard working

2:48

woman. So Martha gave

2:50

up on love. She'd

2:53

been burned too many times. She

2:55

decided that she would focus on her children,

2:58

born from a man who wasn't in her life

3:01

anymore. Another phantom from

3:03

memories of the past. Martha

3:05

wanted to give her children the childhood that

3:07

she never had. She

3:10

saved money from the time they were born,

3:12

with intentions to put the girls through college.

3:16

She wanted her kids to live a good,

3:18

normal life. And she

3:20

wanted them to grow up in a nice area. Martha

3:24

chose Lake Worth, Florida, since

3:26

renamed Lake Worth Beach, Florida.

3:29

Our episode nonetheless takes place in

3:31

the Lake Worth, Florida of the

3:34

time. Lake Worth

3:36

is a coastal city of 37,000 residents and seven

3:38

square miles. Located

3:42

in Palm Beach County, Florida, the

3:44

Atlantic Ocean and the broad waters of the

3:46

Lake Worth Lagoon form the

3:48

city's east boundary and fresh

3:50

waters of Lake Osborne and its west.

3:53

Lake Worth offered Martha and children

3:56

a blend of coastal charm mixed

3:58

with urban sophistication. The

4:00

city, located just 64 miles

4:03

north of Miami, an

4:05

easy day trip if they wanted a change of

4:07

scenery, was incorporated

4:09

on June 14, 1913

4:12

and has since become a highly sought after

4:14

destination. Listener, for

4:17

the purpose of this narrative, it

4:20

is now August 20, 2016 and Martha Montoya has

4:26

been given the worst news of her life. She's

4:29

been told by her, soon to

4:31

be 13-year-old daughter, that

4:34

all she wants for her birthday tomorrow is

4:37

for her stepfather to move out. Because,

4:41

as it turns out, Walter

4:44

Ricardo Lopez-Borrios has

4:46

been sexually abusing her two teenage

4:49

daughters and for some time. Martha's

4:52

world crumbled in that instant. Even

4:56

the 56-year-old woman thought she knew about

4:59

her 40-year-old husband was a

5:01

lie. She thought that he was good

5:03

to the girls, affectionate, as

5:06

if he was their own father. Walter

5:08

originally moved into the home as an acquaintance

5:11

long after the family had settled down.

5:14

He was her tenant as Martha needed the

5:16

money to raise her kids. Lake

5:19

Worth wasn't exactly cheap. Over

5:21

time, the two got to know each other,

5:25

going from acquaintance to friend to

5:27

lovers. Martha and Walter

5:29

were married in 2011. After

5:32

the initial shock, Martha resolved

5:35

that she wouldn't allow this abuse to

5:37

continue and she steeled

5:39

herself for the confrontation. Martha's

5:42

girls were everything to her, but

5:44

it seems that Walter had ruined

5:46

everything. She confronted him

5:49

that same day, but over

5:51

the phone, told him that

5:53

she knew what he had been doing, called

5:55

him directly at his work. She

5:58

knew that he'd wait for Martha to fall.

6:00

asleep and then creep into

6:02

the girls' rooms to do unthinkable

6:04

things. Martha told Walter

6:06

to never return home and

6:09

that if he did, she would kill

6:11

him. Walter didn't take the

6:14

news well. After hanging

6:16

up the phone, it wasn't

6:18

shame that confronted him. It

6:20

was rage. He left

6:23

work immediately and purchased a

6:25

handgun. The following audio

6:27

features excerpts from three separate 911

6:29

calls that day. The

6:32

first call is from Martha's 16-year-old

6:34

daughter. She made the

6:36

call while hiding behind a trailer in the back of

6:38

the house. Hi, my

6:40

dad is getting crazy. He's

6:44

running along with the knife. He's

6:48

doing what? He's running

6:50

along with the knife to run my house. Okay,

6:52

what is your address? How's

6:56

her apartment? It's a

6:58

house. Is he

7:00

threatening anybody? He

7:03

hurt my mom. He's bleeding on the floor.

7:05

Okay, how did he hurt her? With

7:08

the knife. Did he stab her with it? I

7:11

don't know. She just brought all over the

7:13

space. I don't know. Okay, ask

7:16

her if he cut her with the knife. Not

7:18

me. What did she say?

7:22

She's unconscious. She's

7:24

unconscious? She's coming in

7:27

the house. Stay on the phone. Can

7:29

you stay on the phone with

7:32

me? Hello?

7:35

Yes. Are you able to safely

7:37

stay on the phone with me? Hold on. Okay,

7:41

so you don't know where she's bleeding from?

7:43

No, no. Has

8:01

your dad been drinking? Has

8:04

your father been drinking? No.

8:08

Do you know why he's running around with a knife? No.

8:14

Alright, stay on the phone with me. He

8:18

hasn't been doing any drugs? I

8:20

don't know. Alright, stay on the

8:23

phone. Is

8:35

he been diagnosed with any mental health issues?

8:38

I'm going to ask you

8:40

to enter the location of your emergency. CSO. Reference

8:45

to a domestic. She said her

8:47

father's running around with a knife and the mother

8:49

is bleeding and unconscious, but she doesn't know if

8:51

she was cut with a knife or stabbed or,

8:53

you know, exactly where she was bleeding from. Alright,

8:56

what's the address? They're

9:00

on their way. The police are on their way. OK.

9:04

Sam, are you there? I'm

9:07

arriving. OK. Is

9:11

that how he is? Yes. Is

9:15

he doesn't know you're calling? No.

9:20

OK. Oh my God. I'm scared my mom's

9:22

inside the place. But you don't know where she's bleeding? Everywhere.

9:28

And she's not conscious at all? She

9:31

was passing through, but I don't know. OK.

9:35

What's your name here? Phone

9:45

number? Alright,

9:50

you're not in the house, right? Are you in the back shed?

9:52

In the back of the house? I'm in the

9:54

back under the tree. Under the

9:56

tree? OK. Trailer. And

10:02

that's in the back of the house? Correct?

10:10

You're in the back of the house under the trailer? Yeah. Okay.

10:14

Is there an alleyway to access your house

10:16

also? Yes. I heard the car turn on.

10:19

I think he's leaking. Maybe he

10:21

has any other weapons besides the

10:23

knife? I

10:25

don't know. Has

10:28

he ever done this, anything like this before? Have

10:31

I experienced anything? From your father doing anything like this before? No,

10:34

no, no. Okay. Were

10:38

they arguing before this happened, do you know? They

10:41

were actually, yeah. Okay. Excuse

10:45

me. All

10:49

right, we do have several of the cities there, but I want you

10:52

just to stay where you're at until they

10:54

tell me to have you come out or until they

10:56

actually come back there, okay? Okay. All

10:59

right. I'm so scared to

11:01

think my mom is

11:03

dead. Oh my gosh. Okay,

11:07

we're going to get her help. We

11:09

have the paramedics are probably

11:12

already there. Are

11:15

you standing here until you tell me? Yes, yes.

11:19

Just because we don't know where your father's at, so I don't want you coming

11:21

out. I don't want you coming out until the police

11:23

either tell me to tell you to come out until you

11:26

actually physically see them there. Walter

11:30

Barrios attacked Martha with both a

11:33

knife and a sledgehammer, all

11:35

while her daughters watched on. This

11:38

next call is from Martha's 12-year-old daughter.

11:42

She initially stayed back to

11:44

help her mother, but was eventually

11:46

ran out of the house by

11:48

her raging stepfather with a sledgehammer.

11:52

911, the emergency. Hello.

11:57

I woke up from the nest and it

11:59

hurt my mom's face. screaming like daughters. I

12:04

grabbed a knife and I woke up my pieces and

12:06

I saw my stepdad with a hammer

12:10

and my phone yelling and I

12:12

thought I'd keep that in his

12:14

mouth and he was acting and

12:17

he hit me with the hammer and

12:20

I didn't know the beautiful of

12:22

Hannigan. I ran, I jumped over the fence and now

12:24

it's caught that

12:27

year. Okay,

12:30

okay, take a deep breath. How

12:32

old are you? I'm

12:34

about to be 13 years old today. Okay.

12:40

So you saw your father hitting your mother with

12:42

a hammer? Okay,

12:51

I need you to take a deep breath, okay? I

12:59

saw the police with a big drug

13:01

test. Okay,

13:06

now they are on the way but they're trying to

13:10

get in safely so nobody else gets

13:12

hurt. Where is

13:14

the knife and who got stopped? I

13:17

don't remember where I put the knife. I think I

13:19

dropped it because it hit me with

13:21

the hammer on my arm. I

13:28

think they probably took my sister and

13:30

my mom. Okay,

13:33

did you stab your father with the knife he

13:35

said? No. Okay, you did

13:38

not. I don't remember. I

13:40

think he went in a red truck. Did

13:42

your father laugh? Yeah,

13:45

because he was chasing me. He

13:47

was chasing me after I jumped the fence just

13:49

with him. Is that a knife? Yeah,

13:54

are you sure you're

13:57

stealing them? Yeah,

13:59

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14:01

right now? Can you walk through? I

14:04

ran through the corner

14:06

of the street

14:10

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14:12

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14:14

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16:00

911. Yeah, hello. I'm on

16:03

a police drive ambulance. Say

16:06

what? Do you need the police or an ambulance? Both.

16:10

Okay, what's the location? We're

16:12

at South Lake Drive in

16:14

Voighton Beach, Florida. South

16:16

Lake Drive? What's South Lake Drive?

16:18

Okay, the guy's on a bridge.

16:20

This is West Street,

16:24

Mission Hill. Mission Hill and South

16:26

Lake Drive. Mission Hill, what city

16:29

are you in? Voighton Beach, Florida,

16:31

man. Sir, calm down. I understand that.

16:33

I've never heard of those streets, so I'm

16:35

trying to figure out where you are exactly. Yeah,

16:37

maybe it's going to be a point. You're at

16:39

Mission Hill and South Lake, and what

16:41

do you think? Mission Hill Road and South Lake Drive.

16:43

I got that. Thank you. And what do you need

16:46

the ambulance for? I'm just

16:48

trying to go on the work, and there's

16:50

a guy on the side of the bridge.

16:52

He's off scraped up, and his

16:54

head's off scraped up, and he

16:56

says there's a helicopter flying around the area, but

16:58

don't look like a sheriff's home, but he says

17:00

they're after him. After him? Okay. But he says

17:02

he wants the police. He wants the police, and

17:04

he doesn't belong in

17:07

his neighborhood. He's Mexican.

17:09

Okay, hold on one second. I'm just trying to figure

17:11

out if we're looking for him or if somebody else... I

17:15

need you to stay on the phone with me for a

17:17

second, please. Oh my God.

17:19

Alright, listen, I understand that you have to go to

17:21

work, but the person you're calling about is somebody that

17:23

we've been looking for, so I need your help, okay?

17:25

I'm pointing. It's going to be a suspect for a

17:27

Signal 5, Hispanic male, and he's

17:29

going to be... Sir, do you know what color shirt this

17:31

guy's got on or any type of clothing? He's got a paint

17:34

cap on. What color paint cap? The color cap is right over

17:36

top of him. He's

17:38

got a paint cap on. He's

17:41

just sitting down, man. He's not trying to

17:43

do anything. Okay. He's not doing nothing. He's giving

17:45

up or whatever the case is, but there's a lot

17:47

of people that are walking in his neighborhood. There

17:50

goes another mother walking by him, so I

17:53

hope he's not

17:55

dangerous. Okay. And do you still see him

17:57

or is he like... Yeah, dude. I'm watching.

17:59

I'm looking at him. Okay. Well, I can't

18:01

see what he's sitting on the bridge. No,

18:03

baby. I'm just saying he's sitting on He's

18:05

sitting right next to the bridge. He's not

18:07

doing nothing but sit down and

18:09

he's all bloody Okay,

18:13

I'm gonna keep you on the phone until you physically

18:15

see a police officer with him, okay Well,

18:18

listen, there's two people here who's to be

18:20

I understand that sir But we're looking for

18:22

him for a major crime like you're helping

18:25

us out big time. We've been looking for

18:27

him for a long time Yeah, they're here.

18:29

The police are there Yeah,

18:34

they're here are you sure Are

18:37

they in uniform or they know? On

18:40

the phone. Okay, let me know when they have them in custody What

18:49

kind of cars in truck

18:51

and Color to

18:54

be what color? Black

18:56

black truck and what color to me? Black

19:00

and black. Okay Yeah,

19:04

let me know when they're taking him

19:06

into custody. Okay. Yeah, you got it.

19:08

Okay, we're good Hello,

19:11

is are they is he in custody? Oh, they

19:14

got guns drawn. I'm sure not going. Okay,

19:16

they got guns drawn on him. Yeah All

19:19

right, okay, I'm disconnecting. Okay. Thank you

19:21

very much for your help. Bye. Bye

19:27

After using the sledgehammer and knife to kill

19:29

Martha in front of the children it was

19:32

over Walter fled the

19:34

scene When police arrived

19:36

they found the mother of two riddled

19:38

with stab wounds and her

19:41

head partially caved in from

19:43

the hammer blows She

19:45

was pronounced dead at the scene The

19:48

following is a clip from the local news

19:50

played in the aftermath Palm

19:53

Beach County Sheriff's Office says the name of

19:55

the victim is Martha Montoya and Investigators say

19:57

her daughter saw the moments leading up to

19:59

her death outside of this Lake Worth home.

20:02

Walter Lopez Barrios behind bars after

20:05

the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office

20:07

says he killed his wife. They

20:09

look normal. People look looks

20:12

like they're like they don't have no

20:14

problems. Deputies were called

20:16

out to the couple's Lake Worth

20:18

home on South Beach Street just before

20:21

2 Saturday morning. PBSO

20:23

says they received several calls about an

20:25

armed domestic disturbance. I hear somebody

20:28

scream, but that's all the evidence. The

20:30

deputies find Barrios wife did

20:32

in the bedroom at their home with blunt

20:34

force trauma to her head.

20:36

Investigators say the woman's daughters 12 and 16

20:40

witnessed an argument between their parents

20:42

leading up to their mother's

20:44

death. Well, he's he's Bob is Bob.

20:47

What happened in there? Following the

20:49

incident, Barrios left the crime scene

20:51

in a red Toyota Tacoma truck

20:53

around 2 30 this morning. The car was found crashed

20:56

by Florida on I-95 in

20:58

Boynton Beach. No sign of

21:00

Barrios. Several hours later, investigators

21:02

say Barrios was arrested in a neighborhood east

21:05

of the crash site. The

21:08

defense's trial narrative was that after arriving home,

21:11

Walter went to

21:13

the victim's bedroom to talk

21:16

about the accusations of sexual assault, which he asserted were

21:19

false. He testified that he placed the

21:22

firearm on the bed, but that during

21:26

the argument, Martha grabbed the

21:28

gun and pointed at him. In response,

21:31

Walter knocked the victim's hands

21:34

away, causing an accidental discharge

21:36

of the firearm. When the shot

21:39

missed, he and Martha began struggling

21:42

over the gun, but he was eventually

21:44

able to wrestle the firearm away from

21:46

her, seeing that the gun had misfired

21:48

and the two firearm on the bed. But that

21:51

during the

21:54

argument, Martha grabbed the gun

21:56

and pointed at him. In response,

22:00

Walter knocked the victim's hands away, causing

22:02

an accidental discharge of the firearm.

22:06

When the shot missed, he and

22:08

Martha began struggling over the gun, but

22:11

he was eventually able to wrestle the firearm

22:13

away from her. Seeing

22:15

that the gun had misfired and the

22:17

two bullets were jammed in the slide

22:19

opening, Walter assumed the

22:21

gun was inoperable and tossed it back onto

22:23

the bed. Walter

22:26

testified that he then went to leave

22:28

the room, but Martha attacked

22:30

him with a kitchen knife. He

22:33

testified that he wrestled the knife away from

22:35

her and, once he

22:37

gained control of it, he stabbed

22:39

her multiple times, but that none

22:42

of these stabs were fatal. However,

22:45

he claimed that once he stopped stabbing the

22:47

victim, she again came at him.

22:51

This time, Walter grabbed a sledgehammer

22:53

out of his toolbox and

22:55

struck the victim multiple times in the head,

22:58

ultimately killing her. After

23:01

an encounter with one of the daughters, Walter

23:04

fled the home and was

23:06

subsequently arrested and charged with first-degree

23:08

murder with a deadly weapon and,

23:11

with respect to the altercation with one of

23:13

the victim's daughters, aggravated assault

23:16

with a deadly weapon. Two

23:18

teenage girls will bury their mother

23:21

this week. Palm Beach County Sheriff's

23:23

detectives say 56-year-old Martha Montoya was

23:25

murdered by her husband Saturday morning.

23:28

Their girls witnessed part of the

23:30

argument that quickly escalated. Tonight News

23:32

Channel 5's Michelle Cassata sat down

23:35

with the victim's cousin, who says

23:37

this domestic dispute came to a

23:39

shock to the entire family. I'm

23:42

in shock. We're still in shock. It

23:45

wakes me at night every single

23:47

day since it happened. A heartbreaking

23:49

tragedy lies behind the steps of

23:51

Martha Montoya's Lake Worth home. The

23:54

baby girl called my mother and

23:56

said that her dad

23:59

was a victim. chasing her mom

24:01

with a hammer. Palm Beach County Sheriff's

24:04

deputies say on Saturday morning Martha's daughters

24:06

13 and 16 years old

24:08

woke up to hearing arguing at their

24:10

home on B Street. They found their

24:13

mother lying in a pool of blood,

24:15

saw their stepfather Walter Lopez with a

24:17

sledgehammer in his hand. It's painful to

24:20

know that somebody died such a terrible

24:22

death. Monica Collins couldn't believe

24:24

what was happening when she saw all

24:26

the crime scene tape at her cousin

24:28

Martha's home. One of the teens told

24:30

deputies Lopez tried to hit her with

24:32

a sledgehammer to the girls were able

24:34

to get away and call 911. It

24:37

pains me the most that

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happened. Somebody trying hurt

24:42

the girls. The arrest report says Lopez

24:44

was found on I 95

24:46

south of Woolbright Road. He was arrested

24:48

and charged with first degree murder. Collins

24:50

says her cousin and Lopez were married

24:52

for several years. She never saw any

24:55

signs of aggression or violence. She says

24:57

Martha was kind and worked hard to

24:59

care for her girls. She always talk

25:01

about how she, you know, had her

25:03

prepaid college fund fund for them and

25:05

how she's saving money for them. Collins

25:07

says she and her husband are going

25:09

to do their best to raise the

25:12

girls and give them the life their mother

25:14

would have. And I want them to feel

25:16

like they have a future as

25:19

part of the state's investigation into the

25:21

victim's death. Crime scene

25:23

investigators collected evidence from various items

25:25

to process for DNA. The

25:28

firearm Walter had purchased was among

25:30

the items examined. At

25:32

trial, the state presented testimony and

25:34

evidence that when three

25:37

investigators examined the gun at the scene,

25:39

they discovered that a misfired bullet

25:42

was stuck in the gun and that

25:44

the weapon appeared to be jammed. A

25:47

detective cleared the gun to make it safe. In

25:50

doing so while wearing gloves, he

25:52

picked up the gun, released the magazine,

25:55

and pulled back the slide until

25:57

the malfunction cleared. Rendering

26:00

the gun safe, the detective packaged

26:02

and secured the firearm, magazine,

26:05

and live rounds. The gun was

26:08

covered in blood and, at the time,

26:10

crime scene investigators swabbed various

26:12

parts of the gun for

26:14

forensic analysis, including its

26:17

hammer, slide, frame, muzzle, grips,

26:19

and butt, magazine, and bullet

26:21

found within the gun. At

26:24

trial, a forensic scientist testified that

26:27

the swab results found both Walter

26:29

and Martha's DNA and fingerprints on

26:31

various parts of the gun. However,

26:36

on the magazine and the bullet found within

26:38

the gun, 99% of the DNA recovered was

26:41

determined to be the victims, and

26:44

the remaining 1% was inconclusive. Walter

26:47

Ricardo Lopez Barrios pled not

26:49

guilty. He claimed self-defense

26:52

at his trial, something

26:54

the jury saw straight through. He

26:57

was sentenced to life in prison, without

26:59

the possibility of parole. Martha

27:04

Montoya's stepchildren were described as haunted in

27:06

the years after she was murdered in

27:09

front of them. Family

27:11

members described the two teens listening to the

27:13

911 calls on repeat,

27:16

watching and reading old news footage, have

27:19

to imagine it was hard to let go. If

27:22

they ever listen to this episode, I

27:24

want to extend my condolences now to the

27:26

two girls. I'm sorry that

27:29

this happened to you, but

27:31

I am glad that that monster is behind

27:33

bars. Checking

27:35

Martha's obituary page, I

27:37

see that it was flooded with messages and

27:39

photographs from friends and family. It

27:42

is clear to me that a lot

27:44

of people cared for Martha, and I hope

27:46

that she's at peace wherever

27:49

she is. For now, listener,

27:52

I think that wraps things up. I

27:54

thank you for listening, and keep

27:56

the fire burning. as

28:30

exclusive as para mi embras prime,

28:32

recibel recono simento que tanto me

28:34

reces. Wow, gracias. Ní siciera própero

28:36

un di sporzo. Ahem.

28:39

Qui se era agra de sera mi familia,

28:42

que siempre necesita cosas. También

28:44

a sám, mi repartador, por

28:46

un trigarmetos, mi sofertas y creimas a

28:48

trapido tía dojoros a mua. Comproperdas en

28:51

electro nicos ogarimas es de prime de.

28:53

¡Dendías y seisas el y acesiéte de

28:55

julio. Knowing how to speak and

28:57

understand a new language can be an invaluable

28:59

tool when traveling, meeting new friends, or just

29:02

even to master new skill. But it's not

29:04

always simple