Filed 8/17/2022 12:25 PM

Lori Caraway
District Clerk
Bowie County, Texas
Letitia Thompson, Deputy

No. 20F1345-202
No. 20F1346-202
No. 20F1347-202

THE STATE OF TEXAS § IN THE 202ND JUDICIAL

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v. § DISTRICT COURT OF
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TAYLOR PARKER §
AKA TAYLOR MORTON § BOWIE COUNTY, TEXAS
AKA TAYLOR WACASEY §

FIRST SUPPLEMENT TO
NOTICE OF INTENT TO USE EXTRANEOUS OFFENSES

TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE OF SAID COURT:

COMES NOW, the State of Texas, by and through her First Assistant Criminal District
Attorney for Bowie County in the above entitled and numbered causes and produces first
supplement to defendant’s extraneous offenses, bad acts, and other wrongs that the State
intends to use during trial pursuant to Texas Rules of Evidence 404(b) and 609(f), and
Articles 37.07, 37.071 and 38.36 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, and would
show the Court the following:

1. Cause No. 20F1345-202, 20F1346-202 & 20F1347-202 are presently pending in

this Court and are set for jury trial on or about August 1, 2022.

2. Pursuant to Rule 404 of the Texas Rules of Evidence, the undersigned Assistant
District Attorney hereby gives notice to the defendant and her counsel that the State
intends to introduce in its case in chief evidence of other crimes, wrongs, or acts for
the purpose of proving motive, opportunity, intent, preparation, plan, knowledge,
identity, absence of mistake or accident, common plan or scheme.

3. Pursuant to Rule 609 of the Texas Rules of Evidence, the undersigned Assistant
District Attorney hereby gives notice to the defendant and his counsel that the State
intends to introduce in its case in chief and punishment phase of trial evidence that
the defendant has been convicted of a felony or crime of moral turpitude.

4. Pursuant to Article 37.07 and 37.071 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, the
undersigned Assistant District Attorney hereby gives notice to the defendant and
her counsel that the State intends to introduce in the punishment phase of trial
evidence of the prior criminal record of the defendant, her general reputation, her
background and character, an opinion regarding her character, the circumstances of

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 the underlying offense, and notwithstanding Rules 404 and 405 of the Texas Rules
of Evidence, any other evidence of an extraneous crime or bad act.

5. Pursuant to Article 38.36 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure, the undersigned
Assistant District Attorney hereby gives notice to the defendant and her counsel that
the State intends to introduce in its case in chief, notwithstanding Rules 404 and 405
of the Texas Rules of Evidence, evidence of other crimes, wrongs, or acts committed
by the defendant for its bearing on relevant matters, including, but not limited to, all
relevant facts and circumstances surrounding the killing, if any, and the previous
relationship exiting between the accused and the deceased, together will all relevant
facts and circumstances going to show the condition of the mind of the accused at
the time of the offense, if any.

6. The extraneous offenses and/or prior convictions which the State intends to
introduce at trial pursuant to Rules 404, 609, and Art. 37.07, 37.071 and 38.36 as
above defined are as follows (all occurring in Bowie, Cass, Titus, Morris Counties
in Texas and/or Miller County, Arkansas unless otherwise noted).

a. That Taylor Parker, aka Taylor Morton, aka Taylor Wacasey (hereinafter
sometimes “the defendant” or “Taylor Parker”) on or about October 9, 2020
in Bowie County, Texas, the defendant did commit the offense of Capital
Murder (and all lesser included offenses) as charged in the indictment in
cause number 20F1345-202; the defendant did commit the offenses of
Capital Murder and Felony Murder (and all lesser included offenses) as
charged in both counts of the indictment in cause number 20F1346-202; the
defendant did commit the offense of Kidnapping (and all lesser included
offenses) as charged in the indictment in cause number 20F1347-202.

b. To carry out her crimes and as a part of her ongoing deceptive and fraudulent
behavior, the defendant held herself out as being pregnant from on or about
January 2020 through on or about October 9, 2020. The defendant
underwent a permanent sterilization procedure on or about January 24, 2014,
and a total abdominal hysterectomy on or about August 4, 2015. The
defendant was physically unable to bear children. The defendant was aware
of that fact as she reported to most every medical care provider that she
underwent a hysterectomy. Prior to the fake pregnancy with “Clancy Gail”
in January 2020, the defendant had faked several prior pregnancies, including
a fake pregnancy with Hunter Parker, two fake pregnancies between Hunter
Parker and Wade Griffin, and a fake pregnancy with twins when she first met
Wade Griffin. With the “Clancy Gail” pregnancy, the defendant used various
social media platforms, more than one cellular telephone, and fabricated
supporting evidence and documentation. During one of the fake pregnancies,
the defendant told Doni Wacasey that she was pregnant. Doni asked the

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 defendant how it was possible that the defendant was pregnant, and the
defendant said, “it’s a miracle, all my stuff grew back.” When the defendant
was with Hunter Parker, she told Abby Bell and McKenzie Bright that she
miscarried twin girls. The defendant wanted Abby and McKenzie to act as
a surrogate for her after the miscarriage. The defendant told Abby and
McKenzie she would take care of all of the details and set up the doctor’s
appointments and “take care of everything.” The defendant told Bright that
she was going to be coming into money when her grandmother Peggy died.
The defendant was going to use the money that was given to her by Peggy to
pay the “surrogate fee.”
c. As part of her fake pregnancy, the defendant would post ultrasound
photographs on social media, make claims of sickness during pregnancy and
would tell everyone how excited she was to have a baby. Excerpts from the
defendant’s extensive social media search warrant returns are reproduced
below, the State of Texas hereby gives notice of intent to introduce a
complete and total copy of the defendant’s social media and/or search history
and/or location history and/or Google history, Google IMEI or any other
relevant content in the trial in this cause. The defendant also searched
extensively for her victim, she used Google to research different hospitals,
clinics, stores of locations where pregnant women and/or infants could be
located. The defendant would search out places potential victims were likely
to be found and would travel to those locations. The defendant searched for
and/or went to Paris, Texas, Texarkana, Texas, Mt. Pleasant, Texas,
Shreveport, Louisiana, Hope, Arkansas, Idabel, Oklahoma and other places
searching for a potential victim. The defendant conducted extensive online
research into vaginal and c-section births, the requirements to become a
midwife, how to register a home birth, etc. The complete and total search
warrant return from Google
trparker90@gmail.com;mandyboyd83@gmail.com;tayrenemorton@gmail.
com;tayreneparker@gmail.com shows the extensive research and planning
on the part of the defendant. The defendant also had Yahoo email accounts
parkermemoryphotography@yahoo.com and twaycasey@yahoo.com. The
State of Texas hereby gives notice to intent to introduce the information from
each and every one of the defendant’s email accounts. Below are some
excerpts but the State of Texas hereby gives notice of intent to introduce a
complete and total copy of the relevant online searches made by the
defendant from on or about January 2020 through on or about October 9,
2020. Including the times, dates and locations of her searching for a potential
victim in locations throughout Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and/or Louisiana.

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d. The State of Texas gives notice of intent introduce into evidence and
information gathered from the sources listed below. All items are referenced
in the discovery tendered to defense counsel. Search Warrant returns from
the e-mail accounts:
Mandyboyd83@gmail.com,tayrenenmorton@gmail.com,tayrenenparker@g
mail.com,
trparker90@gmail.com;parkermemoryphotography@yahoo.com,twacasey
@yahoo.com. Cell phone tower data and/or call detail records and/or cell
phone dump information and/or any other relevant information or evidence
recovered from phone numbers associated with the defendant, 903-278-
5064, 903-219-0264, 903-417-7211, 903-575-7121, 903-293-9774 and 903-
219-1636. Search warrant returns for the following social media accounts:
Snapchat- taywacasey, Instagram- mrstaylorrenemorton, and Facebook
(including Facebook Messenger)- tayymorton and TRParker. Any and all
communication from defendant’s fictitious characters, including, but not
limited to, Mandy Boyd/Mandy Body, Shelly Linx, Bill Priefert, Brant
Priefert, John Reynolds, Linda Hall, Lisa from the Bank, Bryan at DNZ,
Uncle Butch, Tony Hammons, Buddy Rosser, Tim Hightower, Taylor’s
sister, Attorney John Mark Coburn, Blake Lawington, Landon Bassett, all of
which are attributable to the defendant. Text or voice Messages to or from
spoof phone numbers attributed to the defendant, including but not limited
to: 903-243-9096 (“Bryan”), 903-308-0387 (Bill Priefert), 903-482-3304
(Uncle Butch), 903-244-8408 (‘fake’ Mark Morton), 903-287-6463 (‘fake’
Kathy Frost), 903-290-0116 (‘fake’ Katie Jo Milhorn), and 903-231-2810
(‘fake’ Mark Morton), ‘Uncle Pat’, ‘Jada’, 903-265-9448, 206-712-2816,
403-201-6738 and 903-871-6308. The State of Texas also gives notice to
introduce text message conversations between the defendant and other
individuals that were recovered during the investigation in this case. The
State of Texas also gives notice of intent to introduce the complete and total
records received from First National Bank of Hughes Springs, Texar Credit
Union, Millway Federal Credit Union, Red River Federal Credit Union,
complete and total records recovered from Texas Health and Human
Services.

e. That Taylor Parker, aka Taylor Morton, aka Taylor Wacasey (hereinafter
sometimes “the defendant” or “Taylor Parker”) repeatedly and continuously
engaged in welfare and benefits fraud (a felony offense) beginning from on
or about December 17, 2010 through on or about October 9, 2020. The
defendant misrepresented certain facts and/ failed to report certain facts that
resulted in the defendant receiving benefits and/or welfare greater than that
to which the defendant was lawfully entitled. The defendant, at a minimum,
repeatedly and continuously pursuant to a continuing criminal episode or
scheme, reported a series of lies that include, but are not limited to, lies about

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 her personal finances, lies about household finances, lies about total
household income, lies about bogus health conditions (including pregnancy),
lies about persons living in the household, lies about her marital status, etc.
to qualify for these benefits. The State of Texas hereby gives notice of intent
to introduce the complete set of records produced by Texas Department of
Health and Human Services. The State of Texas hereby gives notice of intent
to introduce a full and complete copy defendant’s medical records,
employment records (including wages earned) cellphone records, social
media records, banking records for herself and/or and any other recovered
records relevant to this time period. At the end of each Application for
Benefits is a section marked “My Answers are True.” The application then
states, “I certify under penalty of perjury that the information I have provided
on this application is true and complete to the best of my knowledge. If it is
not, I may be subject to criminal prosecution.” Welfare and/or Benefits Fraud
is a felony offense in the State of Texas, each time the defendant renewed
her benefits and/or reapplied using a supplemental application, and provided
false information and/or omitted relevant information she committed a
separate felony offense.

f. The defendant has been incarcerated in the Bowie County, Texas jail since
her extradition from the State of Oklahoma on or about October 14, 2020.
Since her arrival at the jail, she has repeatedly and continuously engaged in
criminal behavior, violations of jail policy, and has continued her fraudulent
pattern of lying and misrepresenting most all aspects of her medical history
and medical status. The defendant has access to an email kiosk and the jail
telephone system. Defendant also discusses her bogus medical claims on
these jail emails, telephone calls and jail letters. The State of Texas hereby
gives notice of intent to introduce the defendant’s statements, regarding her
bogus medical status (and any other matter) recovered through the email
system, the jail telephone system and the defendant’s jail letters. The State
of Texas also gives notice of intent to introduce a complete copy of the
defendant’s medical and mental health records. In addition to the medical
records discussed in State’s Notice of Intent to Use Extraneous Offenses the
State also intends to introduce a complete copy of the defendant’s medical
records from Wadley Hospital, Paris OBGYN, Pulmonary & Internal
Medical of Texarkana, McCurtain County Memorial Hospital, Longview
Wellness Pointe, Lifenet and Turnkey Medical records from the Bowie
County Jail. The medical care providers the State intends to call at the jury
trial in this matter include, but are not limited to, Kelly Dean, Marlon Ebey,
Clair Spivey, Cassidy Pulce, Dr. Jawuan Lewis, April Colvin, Melissa Deal
Gatlin, Jessica Happ, Makesha Parrish, Marsha Mull West, Maya Mason,
Carice Hershcovich, Kelly Gilcreast, Shawn Hillhouse, Karen Ashley and
Tiffany Hill. The defendant insisted on having an oxygen tank in her jail cell

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 at the Bowie County jail and then the defendant would be observed by the
jail staff not using the oxygen. Subsequent medical testing revealed that the
defendant was not in need of the assistance of oxygen.
g. The defendant has engaged in repeated violations of jail policy by having her
mother, Shonna Prior, put money on other inmate’s commissary accounts to
avoid paying Bowie County monies that Parker owes for her medical bills.
The policy at the jail is a portion of each inmate’s account will be garnished
and the money that is recovered from the garnishment will be put toward
whatever money that inmate owes. As of February 2022, Taylor Parker owes
over $2,260, to Bowie County for medical expenses. Parker repeatedly tells
her mother to put money on other inmate’s accounts and, as payment, Parker
and her mother buy commissary items for the inmates. The inmates receive
the commissary, paid for by Parker’s mother, and then give the commissary
to Parker. From on or about August 2021 through on or about April / May
2022, Shona Prior, acting at Taylor Parker’s direction, ordered commissary
items under the names of several inmates, those inmates include, but are not
limited to, Christina Merrell, Christina Johnson, Tammie Moore, Oria
Prentice, Jessica Telford, Ashley Moreland, Miranda Steitler, Brittany
Strange, Whitney Walls, and Kelsey Craddock. The defendant has access to
an email kiosk and the jail telephone system. Defendant also discusses her
schemes and scams on these jail emails and telephone calls. She also
discusses her schemes and scams in jail letters. The State of Texas hereby
gives notice of intent to introduce the defendant’s statements, regarding her
fraudulent schemes and scams (and any other matter) recovered through the
email system and the jail telephone system and letters written out by the
defendant.

h. The defendant repeatedly and continuously rips up or modifies her jail

clothing and then complains about it to her parents. The defendant will ask
her parents to send her money for new jail clothes. On or about January 5,
2022 the defendant is talking about the correctional officers to her dad. She
writes to John Morton, “I’m in lockdown from yesterday til Friday cause we
have the shit crew so not able to call until Friday. I was trying to see if you
were able to put money on my books….I need to get new warm clothes I’ve
had mine for a year holes in the front of them…” The defendant failed to tell
her father that she rips the shoulders and neck out of her jail clothing so that
the clothes are more revealing. On or about January 6, 2022, Parker tells her
dad thank you for the money and tells him that she’s ordering new clothes
with the money. On or about January 28, 2022, the defendant tells Shona that
she needs new clothing because her shirts have holes in them. The defendant
fails to mention to her mother that the shirts have holes in them because the
defendant tries to alter her jail clothing to appear more provocative. The State
of Texas hereby gives notice of intent to introduce photographs of the

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 defendant’s altered jail clothing. Each time the defendant logs onto the jail
email kiosk, the kiosk takes the defendant’s photograph. These photographs
reveal that the defendant’s clothing has been intentionally altered. The State
of Texas hereby provides notice of intent to introduce these photographs of
the defendant and the jail calls and/or jail emails discussing the same. The
defendant repeatedly and continuously refers to the “shit crew” in her jail
communications with her family. The “shit crew” refers to the correctional
officers who apply the jail procedures and security measures equally to
Taylor Parker and do not give her special treatment.

i. The defendant has been incarcerated at Bowie County, Texas jail since her
extradition from the State of Oklahoma on or about October 14, 2020. Since
her arrival at the jail, she has repeatedly and continuously maintained
multiple romantic relationships with other inmates. The defendant alters her
jail clothing so that it’s more revealing, makes attempts to flirt with other
inmates, and maintains various jailhouse romances. Several individuals have
observed the defendant with her altered jail clothing and exposed shoulders,
including but not limited to, Marlon Ebey. The defendant has discussed the
details of the case, including her possible alternative perpetrator theories,
with Lana Addison. On or about September 24, 2021, Parker told a provider
“she was lonely” and “was tired of being around all females.” Parker has
sought and maintained several romantic relationships during her
incarceration at the Bowie County Jail. These relationships, in addition to
the relationship with female inmate Lana Addison, included relationships
with male inmates- Travis Blocker and Adam Post. She is also writing
inmates from other correctional facilities, such as Allan Pauley and
Augustine Diaz. The State of Texas hereby provides notice of intent to
introduce the defendant’s statements and communications with these
individuals. Taylor Parker has her friends and family get into contact with
potential romantic interests. For example, on or about September 2021, and
continuing for months, Parker starts asking her family to contact her
boyfriends. On or about September 2, 2021, Parker sends a jail email to
Shonna Morton saying “do me a favor please, look up Travis Blocker on
Facebook. He told me to call him when I got my kiosk working but I trashed
his number by accident. He was a trustee here but went home. Kirkland his
trustee buddy left for SAFP yesterday so I can’t get it from him. Just say
Parker got her kiosk what’s your email, he will give it to you.”
1. On or about September 2021 through on or about January 2022, Parker
uses jail phone calls and jail emails to contact friends and family about
arranging communications with Travis Blocker. On or about September
12, 2021, the defendant is again emailing Christina Merrell… “I need a
sugar daddy to load me ome money on this damn thing. Lmao…anything
on blocker aka travis? Oh 903-219-2226 is brad obenosky from simms.

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 Txt him to add me so I can talk to him. Or message him for me on fb
please. I miss you bunches…im lonely :( I hate this…” In January 2022,
the defendant sends her mother a message for her mother to pass to Travis
Blocker.
2. On or about September 13, 2021, Parker is again sending emails to
Christina Merrell and says “… have you fb travis blocker yet? Will you
do that this week for me please also txt brad obenosky 9032192226 tell
him to add me on jailatmcom or fb ….I need some men to talk to. I wrote
that one you told me the penpal..its boring ass hell and lonely..”
3. On or about September 24, 2021, Parker told a provider “she was lonely”
and “was tired of being around all females.” Parker has sought and
maintained several romantic relationships during her incarceration at the
Bowie County Jail. These relationships, in addition to the relationship
with female inmate Lana Addison, included relationships with male
inmates- Travis Blocker and Adam Post. She is also writing inmates from
other correctional facilities, such as Allan Pauley and Augustine Diaz.
4. Taylor Parker has her friends and family get into contact with potential
romantic interests. On or about September 6, 2021, Parker sends a jail
email to Shonna Morton saying “do me a favor please, look up Travis
Blocker on Facebook. He told me to call him when I got my kiosk
working but I trashed his number by accident. He was a trustee here but
went home. Kirkland his trustee buddy left for SAFP yesterday so I can’t
get it from him. Just say Parker got her kiosk what’s your email, he will
give it to you.”
5. On or about December 15, 2021, the defendant is exchanging jail emails
with Allan Pauley. Pauley asks Parker why she’s in jail and Parker
replies, “…unfortunately I can’t talk details information wise since im in
pretrial. I don’t go to tril until 2022-sept. im innocent. Assuming you
have been to jail before you know how unjust our bullshit system is…”
Parker also writes on that date, “…It does suck but I have a great team. I
have become very close with he and have all the faith that it will work
out…I do free lance recruiting for manufacturing industrial plans in the
killed trade departments on top of breading and selling cattle. You can
say im a farm girl. Please don’t think I want anything from you a very
ndependent respectful person..”
6. On or about November 5, 2021, Taylor Parker and Augustine Diaz, in
inmate in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, have become
romantically involved and exchange sexually explicit letters. The State of
Texas gives notice of intent to introduce the letters written by the
defendant and exchanged with Diaz and others at the trial of this cause.
Excerpts of the sexually explicit letters exchanged between Parker and
Diaz are reproduced in this Notice. However, the State of Texas hereby
gives notice of intent to introduce each and every letter of written from

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 the defendant and each of her jailhouse love interests, including Diaz. On
or about December 24, 2021, the defendant asks Diaz if he has a jail atm
system he can use so they can exchange electronic messages. The
defendant adds, “I thought of that this morning in the shower (dirty
mind)..” In another writing dated December 24, 2021, the defendant
writes Diaz, “…I’m gonna snuggle down with my book if you keep me
warm at night I definitely wouldn’t mind a poke..just sayin. I’m very
reserved and I’m one to leave our private bedroom time to “us” only. But
honey I’m a freak js. You and that manly mind. LOL!. ..” The defendant
goes on to explain that her “ex used to call her fat” or say she “disgusted
him.” The defendant added, “if I gained an ounce he’d hit me. It broke
me really. More my heart than anything.” Parker says, “so if you don’t
like big ass thighs-we won’t work darlin’….” She tells Diaz she values
honesty. “Please,” she says, “I have said this before, I’m so
understanding, just don’t lie to me.” She explains her devotion to him and
says, “I’d love to build a home and family with you based on God. That’s
a dream and hope I will hold onto and pray.” She wants Diaz to know
how serious she is about him, she says, “I would never play someones
emotions. Games are not for me. I will voice that loud and fucking clear.
I want to plan for the future…” The defendant shares with Diaz, “I love
to read but my true joy is writing. I love every part of putting together a
story.” The defendant explains that she’s a good singer and “a few
venues” have wanted her to sing before. She says that she would love to
“play around with it at home on a home system database.” In another
letter, the defendant writes, “I gotta tell you this so E says Parker girl I
got some much needed “D” this weekend! She told me all about it-
showed me the bruises I said damn you released the tension beast! We
were rolling! I said get some bruises for me too please! Lmao! I told her
I was so sexually frustrated if I won I’d be humping the light poles all the
way home….she said I’m gonna pray until then take advantage of those
wet dreams. Lmao! I about fell off the chair at the table-had to tell you
ab,3 .out funny moment.”

7. On or about December 3, 2021, the defendant discusses the scheme to

order commissary under another inmates name to avoid paying her
medical bills and the defendant asks her mother about contacting another
man for her. The defendant says, “..wish I had someone to order under
but I don’t. I know we talked about this a few months back. Will you
message justin clark and see if he is opening to messaging me or writing?
Please mom…so I have someone to talk with? He won’t be ugly, he
knows your my mom. If he says no that’s ok. Its his right but I doubt he
will. Pleaseeee.” Shonna replies, “there are hundreds of Justin Clark’s
on Facebook and I am not going to message anyone in a relationship. I’m

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 sorry you don’t have anyone to ‘talk with.’” The defendant refuses to let
it go, she tells her mother, “…I respect that do not message if he’s in a
relationship of course you are right. Look on kody brights face book it’s
the justin clark from stephens Arkansas. if it shows he is not in a
relationship please message him. Cheyenne bright kodys sister, wrote me
a letter and said he had asked kody about me. That’s what caused me to
want to reach out to him. I would rather someone in my family reach out
to him than someone not 100 percent reliable….”
8. On or about January 4, 2022 the defendant is telling her mother messages
she wants her mother to pass to Travis Blocker, a jailhouse boyfriend.
Parker writes, “got a note from Blocker, they are moving him to the
annex. He wants to stay in touch said to have you add him. He will add
money to his kiosk to message. So when you get home and settled tonight
add Travis Blocker on jailatm. Message him and say “Your my mom and
when he wants to send me messages do it to you and you can forward to
me. But that ill write him through mail.” Parker adds another note for
her mother to forward to Blocker later that same day, “send tonight
please. hey mean mugger! So we can message back and forth. I know
you suck at keeping in contact. I was told they moved you. Its gonna
suck not seeing your or hearing you scream babe I love you down the
hallway. Lol. To bad you didn’t refuse to go. By the time I tried to get
you a note you were gone. So did they tell you why they wouldn’t let
you be trustee this time around. Did you evade arrest> I think bowie
county is full of shit. fyi don’t be writing about your perverted dreams.
I would hate for my mom to read what your thinking about her daughter
lmao xo xo.”
9. On or about January 31, 2022 the defendant tries to ger her father to send
Travis Blocker messages. She writes, “do me a favor tonight and look up
inmate travis blocker on this app, message him and say Parker said to tell
you to message you if he wants to message me.”

j. The defendant has been incarcerated in the Bowie County, Texas jail since
her extradition from the State of Oklahoma on or about October 14, 2020.
Since her arrival at the jail, she has repeatedly and continuously engaged in
criminal behavior. Including a massive fraudulent scheme directed at
fabricating evidence, tampering with witnesses and ultimately framing a
mentally fragile inmate named Hanna Hullender for the crime. The scheme
also involved Hannah Hullender, Shonarree Yeager, Sylvia Plunkett,
Kaleigh Bromsey, Lana Addison, Phyllis Dawson. The State of Texas
hereby gives notice of intent to introduce at trial each and every letter, note,
or document relevant to the scheme perpetrated by Parker. Below is a
summary, of the scheme, including excerpts from a few of the relevant

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documents. The evidence at trial will include, but not be limited to, the
following as it relates to the frame up scheme:
1. On or about January 2021, Hanna Hullender, an inmate at the Bowie
County, submitted writings to jail staff that were pertinent to the homicide
cases involving Taylor Parker. Law enforcement personnel interviewed
Hullender at the Bowie County, Jail and discovered a twisted and
extremely complicated plot developed by Taylor Parker to ultimately
implicate Hullender in these crimes and exonerate Parker. The State of
Texas hereby gives notice of intent to introduce the documents, notes,
and/or letters provided to law enforcement by Hanna Hullender.
Including, but not limited to, the defendant’s handwritten notes outlining
what Hullender’s “witness statement” was supposed to say. Parker
provided details of the murder to Hullender and had Hullender write out
those details in a fabricated witness statement. Hullender told law
enforcement that the letter was not true, and the information contained in
the letter was provided by Parker. Parker told Hullender to tell the police
that Hullender observed a black car with wheels and occupied with a
black male making drug drops around the jail. Hullender was to tell the
police that the black car was the same vehicle that Hullender had seen at
the murder scene. Hullender was to give her “false witness statement” to
CO Bradley and then request an interview with law enforcement.
Hullender’s interview to law enforcement was supposed to corroborate
her false witness statement and the confession.
2. In jailhouse conversations with Hullender, Parker revealed what “actually
happened” during the murders. Parker said she went to the Hancock
residence the night before the murder and the two had gotten into an
argument. Parker said that Hancock knew that Parker had been faking a
pregnancy and was past the due date. Parker asked Hancock to call Wade
Griffin on the morning on October 9, 2020 and pretend to be an attending
nurse to Parker. Hancock was supposed to tell Griffin that Parker had
lost the baby while Griffin was hauling hogs, but Hancock backed out
and refused to call Griffin. Parker told Hullender she was in possession
of a bag with medical equipment in it. Parker used a scalpel, a knife, and
a jar to kill Regan Hancock. Parker removed the baby from Regan and
put the baby on the couch to attempt CPR. Parker said she watched
Reagan die and then left the residence with the baby. Parker said, “it
didn’t really go as planned.” Parker also told Hullender about hiding
evidence and fleeing to Idabel, Oklahoma. Parker’s plan was to tell them
she’d just given birth and then take the baby home to her boyfriend and
tell Griffin the baby was theirs.
3. Hullender also reported that she was afraid of Parker because of Parker’s
ability to manipulate CO’s and other inmates. Hullender believed that
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4. On January 28, 2021, Texas Department of Public Safety Special Agent
Briscoe Davis interviewed inmate Shonnaree Yeager at the Bowie
County Jail. According to Yeager, there was a 13-page handwritten
document given to her by Taylor Parker in a sealed envelope and Parker
asked Yeager to get to the document to the Texarkana Gazette newspaper
because Yeager was formerly employed by the newspaper. The document
is an elaborate story detailing events leading up to and including the
murder of Reagan Hancock and kidnapping of Braxlynn Hancock. Parker
gave the letter to Yeager and told Yeager that Hullender had given the
letter to Parker. The defendant claimed not to have read the letter. The
defendant asked Yeager to copy the letter in Yeager’s own handwriting
and then destroy the original.
5. Taylor Parker also writes a document addressed to “Momma Sylvia,”
who was determined to be inmate Sylvia Plunkett. In this document
Parker denies committing the murder and accuses authorities of
fabricating or withholding evidence which would prove Parker’s
innocence. Parker claims to not be able to remember “what happened on
my way home” referring to the time period of the murders but also claims
law enforcement and authorities are withholding information about this
same time period Parker doesn’t remember. A comparison of the 13-page
Confession and the document addressed to Sylvia may appear to be in
different handwriting. However, the State has learned during the course
of investigation that Parker is known to practice altering her handwriting
style. In fact, a comparison of known samples of Parker’s handwriting
shows a wide degree of variation. The State believes both letters were
authored by Parker.
6. The defendant offered money to inmates to assist her in carrying out these
fraudulent schemes. The defendant offered Yeager $5,000 to get
documents to the newspaper. The defendant offered Phyllis Dawson
$15,000 to take an envelope out of the jail and get the envelope to the
newspaper. Tampering with a witness is a felony offense in the State of
Texas. Even while incarcerated, Parker continues to engage in criminal
activity by deceiving and manipulating other criminals into committing
crimes for Parker, with the expectation of being paid large sums of money
that Parker does not have.
7. On February 11, 2021, former inmate Phyllis Dawson was interviewed
by Texas Department of Public Safety Special Agent Briscoe Davis.
Dawson was in possession of another letter from the same fictitious
“D.C.,” addressed to ‘Sylvia.’ Dawson told Special Agent Davis that
Taylor Parker said “D.C.” was a detective for Texarkana who was
“helping her out” so nothing bad would happen to Parker and that Parker
was “going to get out.” Parker asked Dawson to write a letter to “D.C.”,
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 Dawson said Parker asked her to send letters off to the newspaper and
jail. Dawson turned over a sealed envelope containing a “10-page
confession” letter which had been given to her by Taylor Parker. Parker
had recruited Dawson to take this letter and mail it out once Dawson was
released from jail. This “10-page confession” letter was another variation
of the letter “13-page confession” which was given to Yeager by Parker.
Both detail a similar course of events leading up to the murders. Both
have a theme of blaming someone else for the murders and portraying
Parker as an innocent victim. The “10-page confession” again details a
chain of events entirely inconsistent with the evidence in the case, but
does contain some specific details of the murder, again which have not
been released to the public and would only be known by someone with
personal knowledge.
8. Dawson also turned over a puzzle book that held numerous papers.
Written within the pages of the puzzle book were instructions similar to
instructions located elsewhere, which direct the recipient on where to
send certain documents for Parker. These instructions were copied into
the book by Dawson at the direction of Parker. There were other notes
written in the book, authored by Parker, those writings are instruction
from Parker to Dawson telling Dawson to find someone to lie to the police
for Parker. It includes a direct script of what the fake witness is supposed
to tell law enforcement. The script is meant to “go along with the letter.”
It coincides with the contents of both the “13-page confession” and the
“10-page confession” but is intended to introduce an eyewitness to
corroborate the details in the confession letters. Parker writes, “[b]e smart
Granny! Pick someone smart who will bring the details to life. Once it’s
done and Detective Chris says I will mail you $500.00”
9. A document recovered from Lana Addison at the Bowie County Jail
contains a detailed description of Parker’s fraudulent scheme and what
“evidence” and “witnesses” Parker plans to use to exonerate herself.
Parker gave Addison instructions not to turn over the master plan to law
enforcement; however, law enforcement ended up recovering the
document from a search of Addison’s cell. Parker believes the
“discovery” of new evidence will be enough to release her from jail and
dismiss her charges. Parker names Hanna Hullender as the “suspect” and
Shonna Yeager, Kaliegh Bromsey, Lana Addison are set to be her
witnesses. The defendant would attempt to get other inmates, including
but not limited to Kaleigh Bromsey and Lana Addison, to “discover
evidence” at various locations in Bowie County and turn the “evidence”
over to law enforcement. The scheme relied on inmates playing their
parts and following through on fabricating statements and discovering
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 10. Law enforcement recovered a series of letters and/or notes that are
believed to be authored by Taylor Parker. Inmate witnesses, such as
Shonnarree Yeager and Kaleigh Bromsey, and others reported
information about the defendant having differences in her handwriting
samples. The defendant is taking steps to alter her handwriting to avoid
being implicated in the plot to frame up Hanna Hullender in the murders.
On or about April 6, 2022, the handwriting expert from the Texas
Department of Public Safety issued a report stating that whoever authored
the submitted documents “include distorted and potentially unnaturally
prepared handwriting, low individuality, moderate to high
reproducibility, pen lifts and hesitation which could all be an attempt at
disguise or deliberation. Therefore, it may not be possible to identify or
eliminate a subject as the writer of these particular documents.” The
report goes on, “…Based on the known handwriting of Taylor Parker, she
has the ability and skill level to have created the handwriting on these
documents...”

k. The defendant has been incarcerated in the Bowie County, Texas jail since
her extradition from the State of Oklahoma on or about October 14, 2020.
Since her arrival at the jail, she has repeatedly and continuously engaged in
criminal behavior, violations of jail policy, and has continued her fraudulent
pattern of lying and misrepresenting most all aspects of her medical history
and medical status. If it’s not a flat-out fabrication of a medical condition,
it’s a dramatic exaggeration of a medical condition. The defendant has
disrupted jail operations to such a degree that the Bowie County Jail has had
to alter several of their policies and procedures. For example, the defendant
would put in sick calls and then use the time she was being transported to the
jail medical department to flirt with her boyfriends or pass notes. When the
medical staff started examining the defendant at the defendant’s cell instead
of taking the defendant to the medical department the defendant became
upset. The defendant also becomes furious when the typical jail procedures
for security are applied to her. The defendant does not want to be handcuffed
in the back and gets angry when she is not handcuffed in the front. Members
of the medical staff have complained that the defendant is not properly
restrained. On one occasion, Marlon Ebey observed the defendant walking
around the jail without restraints. On another occasion, the defendant was
taken to the medical department for a sick call and got mad because the
medical staff requested that the defendant be handcuffed in the back. The
defendant said, “I’m not staying in here and putting up with this bullshit.”
On or about November 5, 2021, the defendant was taken for a mental health
session and was not handcuffed when she arrived. When the provider
reminded the officer that the defendant/offender needed to be handcuffed,
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jail call sick calls and then refuse treatment or medication if the defendant
was not going to be transported at a convenient time to see her boyfriends
and/or pass her scheming notes. On or about October 1, 2021, the defendant
filed a grievance against “Hilcreast” in the medical department because the
inmate was not properly restrained in the medical department. The defendant
stated that “Hilcreast” was being “rude” to the defendant “for no reason.”
The defendant was observed on a prior occasion being combative and
aggressive with Nurse Karen Ashley. The medical staff has repeatedly asked
the security staff to make sure the defendant is handcuffed in the back for
their safety. This makes the defendant furious. The defendant would put in
sick calls at certain times to avoid medical staff and to meet up or pass by
one of her jailhouse romantic interests on the way to the medical department.
The defendant would report bogus medical conditions to the degree that she
would be hospitalized. On one occasion, the defendant complained to April
Colvin that nobody picked up the sick calls. Colvin told the defendant that
Colvin knew the sick calls had been picked up because Colvin did it herself.
The defendant made statements to Jessica Happ and other jail medical staff,
“don’t you know what I am in here for,” and “let me go in that cell and I’ll
handle it,” which were perceived by the listeners to be statements threatening
violence of some kind. The State of Texas hereby gives notice of intent to
introduce each and every statement made by the defendant. Excerpts of the
defendant’s bogus medical and/or mental claims, statements made at the jail
and/or information related to sick calls is reproduced below, the State of
Texas gives notice of intent to introduce a complete copy of the defendant’s
relevant records. The State of Texas hereby gives Notice of Intent to
introduce the defendant’s jailhouse letters and/or correspondence. The State
of Texas further gives Notice of Intent to introduce the defendant’s
statements made to jail staff, medical staff, and/or other inmates.
1. On or about October 15, 2020, the defendant was being interviewed by
Marsha Mull West for Community Healthcore Crisis Assessment. Mull
West asked Parker for her reason for coming to mental health today and
Parker responded, “I murdered a lady.” The defendant also reported one
previous suicide attempt in 2015 after “she was paralyzed.” She
described herself as “good. The last six months have been a struggle.”
Parker said she was married from 2012-2017. She added that “her first
husband made a decision for me to have a hysterectomy at age 21.” She
said she remarried in 2018 for a few months, then divorced. She said, “he
spread rumors about me so bad I moved from New Boston to Sims.”
Parker added “he left, had an affair, his girlfriend was pregnant. I got
really depressed, isolated, my mom helped me through it.” The defendant
reports poor appetite “for the past 5 weeks, hasn’t eaten much, cant decide
what to eat, nothing tastes good, puke after eating. Lost from 198 to 178
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 Frequent wakening, 2-3 hours/night, nightmares, cold sweats, wake up in
a panic, wake up crying for the last 4 weeks.” Report pinching self and
bruising arms and legs from 2016-2018. Without prompting. Taylor
reported “staying awake for days at a time, been doing it for years, having
blackouts, first husband was abusive, would be in the kitchen, then in the
shower for no reason.”
2. On or about November 10, 2020, the defendant ends up going to the ER
at Wadley Hospital and gives a run down of her medical history that is
mostly a total fabrication. She reports a history of a stroke (didn’t
happen) and Factor 5 Leiden disorder (she does not have this). On or
about November 15, 2020, the defendant reported she was vomiting, and
her head was hurting. The records note, “physical therapy evaluated her
in my presence, patient was taking very slow steps and acting like she
was unsteady. However physical therapist’s expert opinion is that at least
part of her mobility was exaggerated. It is impossible to get an accurate
exam on patient due to her cooperation. Lab imaging reviewed during
hospitalization, CT head, MRI brain, carotid US are all benign.”
3. On or about March 20, 2021, the defendant reports to her mother about
her recent hospital visit. The defendant reports that the nurse came in
and told the defendant that the doctor refused to admit the defendant to
the hospital because of her crime. On or about March 22, 2021, the
defendant says that she had gone back to the hospital on March 21, 2021.
According to the defendant, the hospital gave her IVs and electrolytes and
it helped to her to feel “100%” better. Later, on or about March 23, 2021,
in jail call to Lana Addison, the defendant reported that she had been
diagnosed with “congestive heart failure.”
4. On or about March 30, 2021, the defendant wrote out a “Sick Call
Request Form.” On the “Reason for the Request” portion of the form she
wrote “continued migraine (L) lobe area-stroke location. Moderate pain.
Requesting BP check daily to see if that’s the issue..” The defendant
never suffered a stroke.
5. On or about, March 31, 2021, the defendant told mental health provider
Maya Mason, “I don’t know why I’m here. I don’t have issues. I’ve
never been on meds or anything. I don’t want anything for mental
health.” The additional assessment notes mention, “PT did not discuss
much or long. She reported she has no mental health issues.”
6. On or about April 23, 2021, the defendant tells Lana that because of her
new heart medication she can’t have “red dye.” For example, the dye that
would be found in Dr. Pepper. She also tells Lana that she “almost made
medical have a stroke” about her health situation. On or about April 24,
2021, the defendant is on the phone with her mother giving her a new
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7. On or about May 9, 2021, the defendant wrote out a “Sick Call Request
Form.” On the “Reason for the Request” portion of the form she wrote
“had red like swollen area attorney wanted looked @ last night due to
(factor 5) closing disorder…” The defendant repeats the bogus medical
report on or about November 20, 2021, she puts in sick call and claims
“pain and swelling in ( R) leg-worried about blood clot with my factor 5
history of clots.” The defendant does not have a clotting disorder due to
a Factor V Leiden mutation. The defendant has been telling this lie for
years, so she has been tested for this mutation on multiple occasions and
each time the testing reveals a negative result. She mentions her attorney
because she is constantly threatening to everyone at the jail with legal
action if they don’t do what she wants them to do when she wants them
to do it.
8. On or about June 12, 2021, the defendant filled Waiver of
Treatment/Evaluation and tells the medical department that she wants to
stop taking certain medications because “her family can’t afford meds
anymore.” The defendant’s family provides almost unlimited
commissary, unlimited jail phone calls and routinely sends the defendant
books and other packages. The defendant and her mother talked on May
9, 2022, on a jail call about how her mother had sent over 100 books to
the defendant since the defendant has been in jail.
9. On or about June 15, 2021, the defendant wrote out a “Sick Call Request
Form.” On the “Reason for the Request” portion of the form she wrote
“chest pain more in (L) shoulder with heart flutter. Have been weak most
of the day sleeping-no energy.” In the patient note, the provider noted
that her vital signs were stable and “patient laughing and talking with
other inmates. No s/s of distress noted at this time.” The defendant is
discontinuing these medications because the medical bills are interfering
with the defendant’s ability to order commissary from the defendant’s
inmate account. A portion of the money Shonna is putting in Taylor’s
account is being garnished to pay medical bills. On or about June 9, 2021,
the defendant and her mother are discussing all of this and the defendant
tells her mother about a conversation she supposedly had with Shawn
Hillhouse about discontinuing the medication. They further discussed
commissary issues and they believe Taylor is being treated unfairly. The
defendant says “if I have to chew Jeff’s ass every time he comes up here,
I will. I have no problem doing that. I’m done caring about ruffling
feathers, I’ve ruffled enough right now that they know they don’t fuck
with me up here right now.”
10. On or about June 19, 2021, the defendant wrote out a “Sick Call Request
Form.” On the “Reason for the Request” the defendant wrote, “I am
wanting to return to seeing and talking to mental health counselor twice
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 Commission.” Later on June 21, 2021, the defendant writes another
request this time she says “requesting to see my mental health counselor
weekly to talk-informed my attorney with “Penalty” of charge wkly.
Counseling is available in TX Jail while awaiting trial…”
11. On or about June 21, 2021 the defendant wrote out “Sick Call Request
Form” and noted her “Reason for Request” was she had a urinary tract
infection and claimed “burning” when she urinates. The medical staff
processed the sick call and when they went to provide treatment the
defendant refused the sick call. The “Medical Response” portion of the
form states “refuse.” The “reason for refusal” was that the defendant
refused to go to the medical department. This is just one example of the
defendant putting in a sick call and then refusing treatment. The State of
Texas hereby gives notice of intent to put on evidence of the defendant’s
continuing pattern of putting in sick calls and then refusing or canceling
them for various reasons, for example, to avoid certain providers, or the
transport to the medical department was at a time where the defendant
could not meet up with her latest jailhouse romantic interest.
12. On June 22, 2021, the defendant saw Maya Mason, a mental health
provider in the jail. The notes from that visit reflect “pt has never had
mental health treatment before. Pt does not feel suicidal. No
hallucinations noted. Pt reports she would dx herself with depression and
rates it at a 10.” The defendant also discussed her family history, “Pt has
2 children. Emersyn 10 YO and Trey is 7 YO. Pt has her children at all
times.” The defendant also notes “domestic violence and sexual abuse.”
Under provisional DMS 5 diagnosis it notes, “PT reports depression.”
The defendant did not have both of her children full time before her
incarceration. She did not have legal custody of her son and did not
consistently exercise her visitation rights. The defendant has made claims
that former husbands and boyfriends have abused her for years. The
defendant’s claim of sexual abuse came to light after she was arrested for
two counts of capital murder and kidnaping.
13. On or about June 22, 2021, nurse Karen Ashley was talking with the
defendant about some of the defendant’s medical records not matching
up with facts reported by the defendant. For example, the defendant was
reporting that she received specific treatment from specific providers and
the jail medical staff unable to confirm the defendant’s medical history.
When asked about the missing records the defendant said from what she
heard “the DA has plenty of her medical records you could get.” The
defendant then added that she didn’t have to give the jail medical
department all of her records. When the nurse explained that it was
important for the staff to have her complete medical history to properly
treat her, the defendant said, “well I don’t know what to tell you then.”

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 When the defendant is confronted about her lies or fabrications, she
becomes combative and disrespectful.
14. On or about July 16, 2021, a “History and Physical” interview was had at
the jail involving the defendant and Karen Ashley. Several things were
discussed including the status of the defendant’s tuberculosis testing. The
notes indicate, “PT states she has not had a TB skin test. Paper work
shows she did.” Under “history of a chronic illness,” the defendant had
a lot to say, most of it was completely fabricated. The defendant stated
that she had a stroke in 2015 and was at Mother Francis in Tyler with
right hemiparesis. She also said she “took her first 8 steps months after
the stroke..” She also reported “she was in the hospital for 41 days.” She
also noted “she had a hysterectomy and states she had cancer like material
from endometriosis but it was worse than endometriosis. States that was
diagnosed TRMC by Melissa Slovack Tucker and Christopher Mason.”
She says “I have only had 3 seizures since the stroke and diagnosed by
Kahn at Mt Pleasant. States she has factor 5 clotting disorder.” She adds
“diagnosed by hematologist in Tyler after she had the stroke, states she
has had 2 saddle PE’s at Wadley 2018.” Back to the strokes, she says
“also states she was diagnosed with migraine right hemiparesis states it
was from the Tyler neuro group and Dr. Kahn was after her stroke and
caused by her stroke.” She says “No color or peripheral vision in her
right eye and it was diagnosed by Dr. McHenry in Dallas, Texas and
states it was a neuro ophthalmologist went to Dallas 3 times a week for 6
months and back at a year in 2015.” She further reports that, “right
shoulder, right hip and right knee problems with them dislocated due to
the joints would not hold after the stroke. Dr. Johnson orthopedic surgeon
in TRMC diagnosed with Bursitis and was doing injections and that was
helping.” Also states, “2018 was kicked by a cow in the hospital cause
she went to a concert in Little Rock and drank some beer and woke up in
terrible pain and went to the ER and had a perforated bowel so they did
surgery, took appendix, some of the intestine were it was perforated, and
her gallbladder.” She reports that “she did get addicted to pain
medication after her stroke, to pain medication stadol and demerol due to
migraines she had after stroke.” The question was asked of her “have you
ever been hospitalized for depression, a psychiatric episode or any other
mental health conditions?” She answered, “once after my stroke, at Titus
regional for 24 hour observation, after stroke and had my mom living
with us too.” The question was asked of her about mental health
counselors and she responded, “used counselor during and after divorces
and kept going because I really enjoyed my 2 counselors.” The
defendant also reported that she was a college graduate. That is a total
fabrication, the defendant has a GED. The defendant reported that she
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 was asked if she could possibly have an STD. The defendant responded,
“Oh my God, if I have an STD I am going to be a murderer.” The
defendant did not report that she had multiple sclerosis.
15. On or about July 21, 2021, the defendant was reporting bogus medical
concerns to providers in an attempt to change the lighting in the area of
the jail in which she was housed. The defendant reported that it had been
recommended that the defendant sleep with the lights off because of her
seizures and migraines. The medical staff at the jail reviewed the
defendant’s medical records and found no such notation by her medical
care providers. Karen Ashley looked into the matter for the jail and
determined that the defendant lodged the complaint to a telemedicine
provider but that the defendant’s medical records could not confirm the
defendant’s claims. This was an obvious attempt by the defendant to fake
a medical condition in order to get her way. The defendant has repeatedly
and continuously engaged in this behavior for years. The defendant also
makes legal threats about her custody level. On or about 10-8-21, the
defendant puts in a Bowie County Jail Request and refers to her legal
representative and attempts to sound like she knows what she is talking
about by citing “Texas Administration Legal System.” The defendant
says she has a “right to refuse private custody.”
16. On or about July 16, 2021 through on or about July 25, 2021, the
defendant starts reporting falls at the jail. One story is that she fell while
she was mopping, another time she fell in her jail cell and another time
she fell while she was in the shower or leaving the shower. The defendant
claimed that a finger and/or fingers were injured and ended up demanding
to go to the Emergency Room for medical treatment. The providers at
Wadley noted that nothing was wrong with the defendant’s finger and
sent her back to jail. The defendant sent out repeated sick call requests
about her finger after returning from the hospital. When the defendant
got back from the emergency room she continued to complain about her
injured finger. When the jail medical staff told the defendant, she had
been examined by the doctor at the hospital and cleared she became angry
and started screaming at the nurse and making threats. One this instance,
the yelling at the nurse was overheard by Ms. Debbie Hall from the mail
room.
17. On or about August 20, 2021, the defendant reports to Makesha Parrish,
a mental provider at the jail, that her prayer is that the (victim’s) family
knows how she really is and that she wouldn’t do something like this.
She feels like it might be best to consider a plea as an option. She stated
that she hates the people who are involved in this. She talked about her
children and how she doesn’t want them to see her in jail…” On or about
March 22, 2021, the defendant wrote a jail letter to her son Trey and told
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 are super busy.” The defendant is aware that her former husband, Tommy
Wacasey, does not want his son, Trey, to go to the Bowie County jail and
be exposed to that environment. However, the defendant wrote this in a
letter to her 7-year-old child anyway. The defendant wrote to Trey on his
birthday and said, “sorry I can’t be there…” The defendant writes in
another letter, “I sure miss your handsome face and sweet giggles with
Momma.” The defendant ends that letter with, “talk to you soon.” The
defendant is also aware that Tommy does not want his son speaking to
the defendant on jail phone calls. The defendant has a history of saying
hurtful things to Trey and upsetting him if she does not get her way.
18. On or about April 22, 2022, the defendant reports to Makesha Parrish, a
mental health provider at the jail that the defendant is now hearing voices.
The defendant reports that the voices really bother her when she’s trying
to do her yoga or read books. The defendant also stated that she argues
with the voices throughout the day. On or about 4-26-22, an appointment
description was added to the defendant’s medical records concerning her
recent revelation that she hears voices. Dr. Lewis notes, “pt was admitted
in October 2020 and has been fine with no issues. However, recently I
am informed that patient has began hearing voices.” On or about May
10, 2022, the defendant adds to her story and tells Dr. Jawuan Lewis about
hearing voices and claims that she has been previously treated for the
condition. The defendant claimed she started taking medication for
hearing voices when she was 11 years old but discontinued taking the
medication. The defendant now claims the voices have become worse
since she has been in jail. The defendant continues to maintain that she
is hearing voices, as recently as May 20, 2022, again to Makesha Parrish.
The defendant reported on 3/21/21 and on 7/16/21 that she has never been
medicated for a mental health condition. The defendant reported on
6/22/21 that she has never received treatment for a mental health
condition. This defendant has a lengthy history of fabricating bogus
medical conditions for various reasons. In this instance, the State of
Texas believes the defendant is again malingering. The State of Texas
hereby gives notice of intent to introduce evidence of the defendant’s
medical/mental health records.

l. The defendant has been incarcerated at the Bowie County jail and has
continuously and repeatedly caused chaos and confusion and has disrupted
jail operations by fabricating grievances, medical conditions and issues with
other inmates and correctional officers. The State gives notice of intent to
introduce jail emails and/or jail calls. Excerpts are reproduced below.
1. The defendant has continuously and repeatedly threatened jail staff with
bogus grievances and lawsuits since her incarceration at the Bowie
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 officers that she is going to contact her lawyer and sue them individually
and take everything they have. The defendant repeatedly and
continuously tells the jail staff that she will get her high paid lawyers to
come up there whenever she calls. The defendant tells the staff that they
will drag everyone through court. She also tells them that she will file a
grievance on the officers if they don’t do exactly what they want her to
do. On one occasion, the defendant grabbed the receiver on a jail phone
and pretended like she was calling her attorney on the phone and listing
off the names of the correctional officers she was going to sue. The
defendant will scream and yell at the jail staff if they do not do what she
wants them to do at the time she wants them to do it. If a correctional
officer does not do what the defendant wants, she will also retaliate
against that officer and/or make up stories about that officer. For
example, the grievance the defendant filed on CO Amber Monk (see
below).
2. The Bowie County Jail has had to change policy and procedure due
Taylor Parker’s behavior. The defendant’s route from her cell to medical
was changed because the defendant was putting in sick calls to arrange
meetings with her jailhouse boyfriends. The defendant will put in sick
calls at certain times to try to avoid certain medical care workers, so the
policy had to be changed on how the medical staff handled that. The
medical staff also changed policy of how they picked sick calls. Medical
now sends two nurses instead of one nurse to pick up sick calls because
of the defendant’s bogus complaints.
11. On or about June 18, 2021, the defendant wrote Inmate/Residence
Grievance Form describing a fabricated incident involving CO Amber
Monk after Monk refused a request from Parker. Parker writes, “I was
threatened verbally by Officer Monk not directly she made the comment,
‘I’d cut that white bitches throat!’ She was relieving Officer Nix from
sitting with Tamia Thompson on suicide watch, I immediately requested
Srg. or Lt to RPod from our zone Officer Nickles. I ask Lt. Kerrie to call
my attorney which she denied me after a verbal threat. All staff has been
professional and respectful never have I been threatened. I am a PC-
inmate the fact a Lt was ok to allow me to be threatened and deny legal
representation. I will be contacting my attorney on this matter.” The
correctional officers involved, including Samantha Malone and Amber
Monk, gave witness statements and no such threat ever occurred. The
defendant made up stories about Samantha Malone on more than one
occasion because Malone was on the “shit crew” that did not give the
defendant special treatment. The defendant would make up stories about
being victimized in jail. The defendant told Shonna Yeager and several
others that she had been attacked by Malone and that Malone hit the
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 hated and would make up stories about anyone she hated or did something
she didn’t like. The defendant would tell inmates lies about correctional
officers and their criminal cases. The defendant told Shonna Yeager that
CO Malone was made at Shonna and got with the District Attorney and
talked about Shonna’s case to mess things up for Shonna. The defendant
told Yeager that she overheard Malone talking about Shonna’s case in the
hallway. The defendant told Shonna Yeager, and everyone else at the
jail, that her family was paying for high powered attorneys. The
defendant told Shonna Yeager that the defendant’s attorneys would help
Shonna with her criminal case.
3. On one occasion, correctional officer Kristina Brooks Keaton, overhead
Taylor Parker become irate and scream and yell because the corrections
staff would not allow Taylor Parker to do her recreation time when she
wanted to do it. The defendant was yelling and screaming and calling the
correctional officer names. The defendant said, “if that black bitch comes
back here again, I’ll scalp her head.” The defendant has said statements
like “these bitches don’t know me” and “they just don’t know anything.”
Correctional officers Malone and Keaton and others have overheard the
defendant threaten to sue everyone and make threats like “they don’t
know me” or “they don’t know what I can do” or “they don’t know what
I’m capable of.” Keaton also overheard the defendant say “they had
better not come back in here” after a trustee made the defendant angry.
The defendant becomes angry and screams and yells when things don’t
go her way. The defendant has stated that she is going home after the
trial or she is getting life in prison. The defendant told another CO that
she won’t sign a plea deal for more than 30 years. That’s the maximum
penalty she will agree to. Another version is that the defendant believes
she is going to the Bowie County Women’s Center. The defendant does
not believe she will get the death penalty. On or about May 2022, the
defendant stated at the jail that she was having her mother, Shona Prior,
take some of the property the defendant had accumulated at the jail to her
house because the defendant was not going to be convicted of capital
murder and she was going home after the trial.
4. The defendant told Shonna Yeager a couple of different versions of
events about the murder. The defendant first said that she (the defendant)
was over at Reagan’s house sleeping on the morning of the murders. The
defendant acted like she was over at Reagan’s all the time and it was not
uncommon for her to visit. The defendant heard some commotion and
went to another area of the house to find Reagan had been attacked. The
defendant told Shonna Yeager According to the defendant, Reagan knew
that Reagan was dying, and Reagan begged the defendant to cut her baby
out in order to save the baby. The individual or individuals who attacked
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 defendant said she started cutting with a steak knife and then went to a
kit with a scalpel in it to finish cutting out the baby. When the defendant
cut the baby out, she held the baby to Reagan’s face and said “tell your
mama bye.” Later the defendant’s story evolved, and she claimed she
had nothing to do with the crime. The defendant told Shonna Yeager that
there was evidence that the defendant wasn’t responsible for the crime,
but the District Attorney’s office was getting rid of it. The defendant
never mentioned the identity of who she believed was responsible for the
crime. The defendant she was faking pregnant and she was going to go
to Oklahoma and fake a miscarriage. The defendant was going to have
someone call her boyfriend Wade and tell him she had a miscarriage but
at the last minute someone decided they didn’t want to make the call to
Wade. The defendant told Shonna Yeager that Wade Griffin believed the
defendant was pregnant. The defendant told Shonna Yeager that when
the defendant was pulled over by DPS and first responders were attending
to her, that they noticed the baby’s cord was really close to the defendant
and the first responders mistakenly formed the opinion that the defendant
had the baby because of the placement of the umbilical cord.
5. The defendant formed a jailhouse romantic relationship with another
inmate, Lana Addison. The defendant told Addison various stories
involving the circumstances surrounding the murders-all of which were
completely fabricated. The defendant also exchanged letters with
Addison both inside the jail, and out after Addison was released from
incarceration. The defendant told Addison that Wade Griffin, believed
that defendant was pregnant because “Wade is a f***ing dumba**.” The
defendant told Addison she ordered a fake belly to wear, she would avoid
intimacy with Wade by complaining of cramping or hurting, the OBGYN
advised again sex because of a high risk pregnancy, the defendant also
told Addison that she would let Wade feel her stomach and try to
convince him that the baby was moving. The defendant told Addison that
she had to fake being pregnant because she loved Wade and wanted to
keep him. The defendant explained that Wade was trying to leave her
and break things off so she faked being pregnant. The defendant and
Wade came up with the baby name together and had a gender reveal party.
While the defendant was in jail with Addison, the defendant claimed she
had a jail call with her mother, Shonna, and Wade was over at Shonna’s
house visiting Taylor’s children and would not get on the call with the
defendant. The defendant acted furious when she got off the telephone
about Wade’s behavior. None of this is true.
6. The defendant also told Addison that the defendant had custody of both
her the defendant’s children. The defendant said her routine was to get
up at 4:00 a.m. to farm chores, then go to work all day, come home
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 their bedtime at 9:00 p.m. The defendant said “that’s what a good mother
did.” The defendant said that she had full custody of both of her children
before her arrest. The defendant also said that her son’s father was “trying
to take advantage of the situation” and get custody of the son/terminate
the defendant’s rights. The defendant told Addison that her son did not
know his father like that, and she was concerned that her son’s father was
a stranger to her son. She was worried that it was going to be detrimental
to her son.
7. The defendant said after she was arrested that her family and her children
were being harassed and threatened. On or about March 29, 2021 the
defendant told Lana a story on a jail call about an unknown individual
approaching Emerson at after school daycare and told Emerson “you’re
as pretty as your mom and they would be seeing Emerson around.” The
defendant also told Addison that her mother, Shonna Prior, had several
break ins after the defendant was arrested. The defendant was very upset
because people were breaking into her mother’s house despite the
security measures in place. The people breaking into Shonna were out to
get the defendant or get to her children.
8. The defendant also told Addison versions of the New Boston bandits
stories wherein the defendant was made to participate in the murder of
Reagan. The defendant fabricated an outrageous set of facts involving
Kodiak, J-Dog, Fat Boy, some girl with purple hair and possibly a black
female. The defendant told Addison that, on the day of the murders, the
defendant was going to Wal-Mart when Wade called her and told her to
go back to their house to put the dog up. On her way back to the house,
the defendant was stopped by the bandits, either drugged or hit, and then
knocked out. The defendant told Addison she was in and out of
consciousness and woke up at Reagan’s house. The gang had beat and
stabbed Reagan and the defendant only cut Reagan’s baby out because
Reagan was dying and begged the defendant to do it. Another version
was that the defendant couldn’t bring herself to cut the baby out, so she
placed the knife by Reagan’s stomach and Reagan (using her broken
hand) pushed the knife in and pulled it across her own stomach. The
defendant told Addison that the defendant carried a medical kit of sorts
that she had purchased for the care of the defendant’s animals. The
defendant said she routinely performed c-sections on cattle. The
defendant told Addison that a “blue baby foot” fell out of Reagan’s
stomach. After the baby was cut out, the defendant held up the baby to
Reagan and said, “look, it’s a beautiful baby girl.” Then the defendant
said Regan “smiled big” and sighed and then died. The defendant told
Addison, “at least Reagan got to see her.” The defendant said that she
took the baby to the couch and attempted to do CPR. The baby was not
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 help. During the murder, Kynlee walked in the room and the defendant
yelled at Kynlee to go back to her room. The defendant said she knew
Reagan was dead anyway and thought it would take longer to call 911.
The defendant said that wasn’t sure if her phone was in her car until she
was driving down the road. The defendant was trying to call 911, do
CPR, drive the car, and take off the murder clothes all while driving down
the road after the murders. The defendant decided to drive to the closest
hospital that was only six miles away. The defendant told Addison that
the motive for the attack on Reagan (and Taylor) was financially related.
The story was that Taylor Parker owed a large sum of money drug dealers
for purchasing of Dilaudid. According to the defendant, Reagan also
owed money for purchasing the drug from those same dealers. Parker’s
story was that on the night before the murders, she and Reagan were
discussing making payment to the drug dealer while standing in Reagan’s
driveway. The defendant and Reagan planned for Taylor Parker to come
over the following day with $20,000 in cash which the defendant kept in
a safe at the home she shared with Wade Griffin. The defendant said they
realized that the defendant and Reagan were being spied on by individuals
who lived across the street. When Addison asked the defendant why the
drug dealers were continuing to supply the defendant with drugs when
she owed that kind of money, the defendant replied, “I have credit.” The
defendant later said the individuals across the street matched the
description of the defendant’s kidnappers. Later, in the defendant’s
letters to Addison, the defendant indicates that the defendant’s lying
about the defendant’s finances is what got Reagan killed. The story later
changed, after the defendant decided she hated Wade, to include Wade
orchestrated the kidnapping and assault of Taylor Parker because he did
not want the defendant or their baby. In one of the letters written by the
defendant to Addison, the defendant said that Wade wanted her dead
because of money that he would inherit from her grandparent’s timber
and/or oil and gas money. The defendant told Addison that she did not
initially tell the police about what happened because she didn’t want the
police to go back to Reagan’s house because it looked like the defendant
committed the murders. Addison would question the defendant about
some of the details of the murder story that didn’t make sense the
defendant would come up with explanations to try and explain the
evidence. The defendant also told Addison that the defendant had thrown
the murder clothes out the window after the defendant left Reagan’s
house. Addison is also aware of and can testify to the details of the
defendant’s sophisticated jailhouse scheme to frame other individuals,
such as Hannah Hullender and/or Shonna Yeager.
9. The defendant told Addison that she arrested in Idabel, Oklahoma and
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 defendant when she was extradited to Texas and arrived at the Bowie
County jail, she was taken into the shower area and assaulted by
correctional officers. One of them was Officer Malone who punched the
defendant in the stomach and demanded the defendant turn over a phone.
The defendant said she had to turn over the phone. The defendant also
told Addison that the defendant’s mother brought pizza hut at the jail and
a jailer snuck the pizza in at midnight. The defendant said she ate the
entire pizza by herself.
10. The defendant told Addison more bogus information about the
defendant’s medical history. She told Addison that she was taking diet
pills, drinking energy drinks, and taking Dilaudid and it caused her to
have a stroke. The defendant told Lana that she had Multiple Sclerosis
and COPD. The defendant told Lana that she had the oxygen for the
COPD and that the defendant was able to have oxygen at the jail because
they gave her a big cell. When Lana Addison asks the defendant to
explain something that doesn’t make any sense, the defendant will stare
off and not talk. Then the defendant will “snap out of it” and come back
to the conversation. The defendant told Lana that she “has a condition.”
Lana Addison also confided in the defendant that Lana was sexually
abused by a family member when she was young. The defendant told
Lana that she knew how Lana felt because her “dad her used to come in
on her at night.” The defendant said this is why she had low self-esteem.
The defendant told Addison that she didn’t want to talk about the details
but the same things that happened to Addison had happened to the
defendant. The defendant will listen to other stories of physical and
sexual abuse and adopt those stories as her own.
11. The defendant wrote numerous letters to Lana Addison about numerous
topics. Some related to the criminal case, and some are not. The
defendant lectures Lana on abusing prescription drugs and even lectures
Lana on how to properly care for her children. The defendant acts like
she cares deeply for Lana and only wants Lana to change her ways
because the defendant wants what is best for Lana and her children. The
defendant also writes letters to her grandmother and her Aunt Marilyn
that contain bogus or fabricated information. The State gives notice of
intent to introduce the defendant’s jail letters. Excerpts of the letters from
the defendant to Addison are reproduced in this Notice; however, the
State of Texas gives Notice of Intent to Introduce the complete versions
of each one of the defendant’s letters to Addison.
a. The defendant writes to Addison about how the defendant regrets
telling lies about having money. The defendant (and her family)
do no have significant amounts of money but the defendant tells
wild tales about how her family was fabulously wealthy and how
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 the New Boston gang of bandits (led by the infamous Kodiak) the
defendant was “targeted” for drugging and kidnapping because the
defendant was known to have large sums of money. The defendant
says, “my money lie got my friend killed and no matter what I’ll
wear the scar on my heart forever. Another quote, ‘immediately
after the monsters, dies the heroes.’-Robert Calasso. I don’t want
to be a hero because I wasn’t that day. Reagan refused to show
those SOBs any weakness. As I begged pleaded cried screamed.
She told me to say nothing. I will never unsee the worst day of my
life Lana.” Absolutely none of this is true, except for the defendant
tells wild lies about being wealthy when she is not.
b. In a letter dated April 2, 2021, the defendant is lecturing Lana on
how Lana needs to stop abusing prescription medication. The
defendant writes, “what in the hell is it going to take? Huh? Tell
me please! Losing your children? Killing someone under the
influence of med/rx abuse? Get a grip!” Later in the letter the
defendant says, “I asked you to help me, I gave you a part…They
were right, people you trust to help you will always fail you-let
you down. I needed you and you hurt me.” The defendant adds,
“This is what happens when someone really truly loves you-there
are consequences to your actions.” On another occasion, the
defendant writes to Lana, “I won’t watch anyone else die at my
hands..” The defendant continues her pattern of reminding Lana
that the defendant needs Lana to help her. The defendant writes,
“I know you are busy with life and freedom. Don’t forget me.
Keep in mind what we talked about. Remember Court is April 9th
at 9:45 a.m. – 10 am. I believe. Come! I’ll see if Jeff can pull you
back afterwards with us to talk.” She ends the letter with, “PS I
need you to do that! Be strong!” The defendant writes in a separate
letter “If I tell you I will do something-you can take it to heart. I
will never say I will and take it back. I can only pray if someone
says they will do something -it’s the truth.”
c. In another letter to Lana Addison dated May 2021, the defendant
gives Lana a medical update on a “double ear infection” that she
claims to have been diagnosed with at the jail. The defendant is
explaining the excruciating pain and how she has significant
hearing loss. The defendant also claims to have “heavy” bleeding
from her ear. The defendant also writes, “…with court Friday for
our 6 wk bullshit meet for the DA to show her ass and smile. Bless
her heart! Prayers probably wouldn’t cleanse her sins by no
means…”The defendant goes on to say that the books her family
and her attorney have purchased for her are being held and the
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 the letter with a meaningful quote about loneliness and being
forgotten. The defendant also writes in a jail letter to her Aunt
Marilyn about an upcoming court date. The defendant says,
“Prayers my way please. Court is Friday @ 1:00 p.m. for our 6
wk check in so the DA team can show out like fools. Not my own
words but much nicer than what I have to say.” The defendant
repeatedly writes jail letters out to her family that contain
fabricated or exaggerated information.

10. The defendant also told Kristina Brooks Keaton that the defendant was
writing a book about the murders and the defendant told Amber Monk
she was getting Netflix and movie deals. The defendant told Keaton that
Reagan Hancock was her best friend and the defendant misses the times
that her and Reagan would sit and talk. The defendant also said that she
hates that people could think the defendant could do something like that
to her best friend. The defendant wanted Keaton to make a copy of her
book, but Keaton told the defendant that the copy machine was broken at
the jail. The defendant plays the victim in every scenario in the jail. She
is constantly telling the correctional officers that they are treating her
differently or discriminating against her. On or about October 1, 2021,
the defendant filed a grievance with the jail because she believed she
didn’t have a television to watch. The defendant wrote that she had “right
not to be discriminated against and I feel that is the issue here.” The
defendant told the medical staff one time that a doctor at the hospital
refused to treat her because of her charges (the defendant was at the
hospital under bogus pretenses). The defendant also repeated this same
story in a letter to Lana Addison, she wrote “the ER provider refus-ed to
treat me because of my crime-said to stay in jail and die was better. That
broke my heart.” The defendant will fabricate injuries in the jail and then
get mad at the medical staff when they tell her nothing is wrong with her.
On one occasion, the defendant reported that she tripped and fell on a spot
in the floor after it was mopped, and the defendant believed she was
injured. The defendant was sent to the hospital and the x rays showed
there was nothing wrong with the defendant. The defendant was
transported back to the jail and then yelled that she was going to call her
attorney. Several correctional officers have observed this type of
behavior, including Kendall Nichols, Samantha Malone, and/or Amber
Monk The defendant will rant and rave at the officers to intimate them to
get her way. The defendant told Amber Monk and others that she has a
deal with Netflix about the murders. The defendant said that Netflix
wanted to film the defendant while she was in the Bowie County jail
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 inside the jail. According to the BCSO, Netflix has made no such request.
The defendant stated that her documentary will end how the trial ends.
The defendant also stated that Lifetime wants to do a movie about her,
and that Nancy Grace is trying to get an interview. The defendant also
maintains to the jail staff and other inmates that her family is wealthy,
and they own ranches and get millions of dollars in oil and gas money.
Other stories include that her family are wealthy hog farmers from
Arkansas or owners of the Morton Salt Company. The defendant once
told that her father won a multi-million-dollar lawsuit that set the family
up for life. In a jail letter out, the defendant writes, “I want my innocent
side to come out. I am wrongly accused… we deserve to be heard so I
am doing a “tell all” biography under a legal contract...” Parker goes on
to explain that she is working with a “private attorney” to control the false
information that is being spread about her. The defendant writes about
wanting her story to get some publicity to a jailhouse girlfriend, Lana
Addison, the defendant spends much of the letter letting Lana have it
because Lana has her freedom and no longer cares about the defendant.
The defendant wants Lana to contact a family member of Lana’s who has
connections with the “Texas Prison Board” and get the defendant to a
“good prison.” The defendant goes on to explain that she is going to a
pretrial hearing on December 10th and “I’m going to motion to reinstate
my bond under strict guidelines-house arrest monitor-sitters at house 24/7
to allow me home until trial.” The defendant asks “could you call around
for some high profiled bondsman willing to work w/cash/collateral?
Anything helps if you so want to—or contact fox news or cnn-I’d like to
an all piece on my story.” The defendant told Lana she wanted to give
interviews and tell her story so that the defendant would get some money.
11. The defendant maintains an extensive collection of books in her jail cell.
The defendant frequently discusses her books about murder and such with
other inmates, medical staff, and correctional officers. The defendant
keeps books about how to solve murders. The defendant has previously
written short stories about murder, has written jail letters offering her
services to the FBI to assist them in solving murders, and reads books
about murder in the jail. The State of Texas hereby gives notice of intent
to introduce the defendant’s short stories about murder, each and every
jail letter recovered from the defendant’s jail cell (including the letters
meant for the FBI) and testimony related to the defendant’s continued
possession of books about murder. The defendant talks on the jail email
system about ordering books. For example, on March 18, 2022, the
defendant sends her mother of a list of books she wants. She wants her
mom to send “Red Queen series,” “From Blood and Ash series,” “House
of Earth and Ash series.” On April 16, 2022, the defendant requests
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 Keepers: House of Darken.” The description of “Shadow Beast” reads
“if you like sexy, dark paranormal romances, with humor, steam, action,
a tough heroine and an antihero, this book is for you.” The defendant also
uses the exchange of books to get her notes passed throughout the jail.
The defendant also manipulates correctional officers into letting the
defendant out of her cell at times she is not supposed to be out of her cell.
The defendant will rant and rave and lash out at correctional officers if
she is not able to get out of her cell when she wants to. The defendant
routinely discusses this with her parents on the jail calls. The defendant
wears make up in the jail and to the medical department. The defendant
also wears make up to attorney visits and to court appearances. The
defendant also said to Kelly Gilchrist in the medical department that the
defendant would get sick at the sight of blood and might pass out.
12. On or about October 8, 2021, Parker filled out a Bowie County Jail
Inmate Request. She is requesting information “on whom to speak with
regarding petitioning my private custody classification. After speaking
w/ my legal representative -we will be petitioning w/ the Texas jail
commission on my status. After multiple outside sources with-in the
Texas Administration Legal System as the inmate I have the right to
refuse private custody. This is my second written request-my first request
was never responded to by the Warden.” The State of Texas hereby gives
notice of intent to use all of the records provided by the Bowie County
Jail that pertain to Taylor Parker and her requests, grievances, sick calls,
commissary, inmate trust account, and any other relevant information.
13. On or about November and/or December 2021, the defendant had
conversations with Shytavia Stanley about what transpired during the
murder. The defendant told Stanley that the defendant was on drugs when
the murders happened. The defendant said the victim’s “baby daddy or
boyfriend” planned it out and drugged the defendant. The victim’s
husband at the time of the murders was Homer Hancock. The defendant
tells Stanley that she committed the murders only because of the drugs.
The defendant also asked Stanley to move notes around the jail for the
defendant. The defendant wants Stanley to pass the notes to Adam and
Travis Blocker. The defendant paid Stanley in coffee to pass the notes,
but Stanley threw the notes in the trash and did not pass them. The
defendant maintains her jail romances and formulates her plots using jail
notes passed around by various means. The defendant asks inmates and
correctional officers to pass the notes. The defendant told Amber Monk
that the defendant’s former boyfriend Wade Griffin was “beating her”
and that Wade knew she wasn’t pregnant because they (the defendant and
Wade) would shower together and have sex. The defendant blamed her
conduct on Wade because he was so manipulative, and he beat her. The
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 did not mention Wade Griffin and/or being abused to Shytavia Stanley
and did not mention Homer Hancock and/or being drugged to Amber
Monk. The defendant did not mention her wild story about being
kidnapped, drugged and forced to participate in the murder plot with
Kodiak, J Dog, Fat Boy, and the rest of the bandits to Stanley or Monk.
The defendant also expressed sadness on the date of the anniversary of
Reagan and Braxlynn’s murders. The defendant was concerned for
herself because people would be posting negative comments about the
defendant on social media. The defendant has shown no remorse for the
crimes and acts like she is the victim. Since her incarceration (and before)
the defendant has also made claims that her former husbands, Tommy
Wacasey and Hunter Parker, have abused her. On or about December 23,
2021, the defendant writes in a letter to her prison boyfriend, Augustine
Diaz, that her former boyfriend Wade Griffin was abusive. The defendant
writes, “….I’m big on family. I lost that with Wade abusing me,
physically and mentally. He isolated me. He’d call me fat and tell me
that no one could be attracted to me. Pinch my thighs or arms-it was
horrible…but those are my mistakes to live with.”
14. The State of Texas give notice of intent to introduce the defendant’s
phone calls made from the Bowie County Jail. These calls would include,
but not be limited to, jail calls occurring on October 15, 2020, October
16, 2020, October 20, 2020, October 21, 2020, October 22, 2020, October
23, 2020, November 25, 2020, December 13, 2020, December 30, 2020,
January 2, 2020, January 6, 2021, January 7, 2021, January 12, 2021,
January 15, 2021, January 16, 2021, January 19, 2021, January 21, 2021,
January 22, 2021, March 16, 2021, March 19, 2021, March 20, 2021,
March 22, 2021, March 23, 2021, March 27, 2021, March 29, 2021,
March 30, 2021, April 2, 2021, April 14, 2021, April 23, 2021, April 24,
2021, April 27, 2021, April 28, 2021, April 29, 2021, May 1, 2021, May
9, 2021, May 10, 2021, May 25, 2021, May 26, 2021, June 6, 2021, June
8, 2021, June 9, 2021, June 11, 2021, June 14, 2021, June 16, 2021, June
20, 2021, June 22, 2021, August 1, 2021, August 5, 2021, August 9, 2021,
September 9, 2021, September 16, 2021, October 1, 2021, October 3,
2021, October 4, 2021, October 9, 2021, October 12, 2021, October 15,
2021, October 17, 2021, October 20, 2021, October 23, 2021, October
24, 2021, October 25, 2021, October 26, 2021, October 27, 2021, October
29, 2021, October 30, 2021, November 9, 2021, November 11, 2021,
November 12, 2021, November 13, 2021, November 14, 2021, November
18, 2021, November 19, 2021, November 20, 2021, November 21, 2021,
November 22, 2021, November 24, 2021, November 25, 2021, November
26, 2021, November 27, 2021, January 1, 2022, January 25, 2022,
January 28, 2022, January 29, 2022, January 30, 2022, February 5, 2022,
February 6, 2022, February 10, 2022, February 16, 2022, February 21,

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2022, March 10, 2022, March 12, 2022, March 14, 2022, March 15, 2022,
March 16, 2022, March 22, 2022, March 30, 2022, April 5, 2022, April
7, 2022, April 17, 2022, April 18, 2022, May 3, 2022, May 9, 2022, and
May 23, 2022. Several of the listed dates have multiple calls made on
that same date, the State gives notice to introduce each call made on the
dates listed.
m. The defendant has been incarcerated in the Bowie County, Texas jail since
her extradition from the State of Oklahoma on or about October 14, 2020.
The defendant has access to an email kiosk and the jail telephone system.
The State of Texas hereby gives notice of intent to introduce the defendant’s
statements recovered through the email system and the jail telephone system.
n. On or about April 30, 2022, while the defendant was incarcerated at the
Bowie County, Texas Jail, her social media SnapChat account was
activated/reactivated under her the username taywacasey. That same account
was used by the defendant prior to the murders and her incarceration.
o. Since the time of her incarceration the defendant has appeared at pretrial
hearings wearing a facial mask with sunflowers on it. The defendant will
wear the mask even on occasions where no one else in the courtroom is
wearing a mask. The sunflower was Reagan Hancock’s favorite flower and
members of the courtroom gallery are frequently wearing sunflower jewelry,
clothing, etc in remembrance of Reagan and Braxlynn Hancock. The
defendant has repeatedly and continuously worn a mask with sunflowers on
it in front of Reagan’s widower, Homer Hancock, and in front of Reagan’s
mother, Jessica Brooks.

Pursuant to the open-file policy of the Bowie County District Attorney’s

Office, defense counsel is welcome to view the State’s file.

Respectfully submitted,

___/s/ Kelley Crisp_______

Kelley Gossett Crisp
Texas Bar Card No. 24062683
kelley.crisp@txkusa.org
Assistant Criminal District Attorney
Bowie County, Texas
601 Main Street
Texarkana, Texas 75503

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Trial was forwarded to counsel for the defense.

/s/ Kelley Gossett Crisp

Kelley Gossett Crisp
kelley.crisp@txkusa.org

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