SUMMARY: The manhunt for John Rero, accused of murdering his wife Angie Monria, continues in Richmond. Angie’s family was aware of her unhealthy relationship with Rero, marked by domestic violence, and attempted to intervene in their ongoing disputes. Investigators have searched areas where Rero was last seen but have had no success locating him. Angie’s body was discovered in their mobile home, revealing she was stabbed to death. The couple, who left behind their 2-year-old daughter, had moved to Richmond a year ago for financial stability. Angie’s family alleges Rero previously attempted to kill her in Colombia.

Family members said they knew the relationship between Anyi Montealegre Izquierdo and Jhon Venegas wasn’t healthy when they moved to the U.S. about a year ago.

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SUMMARY: “Good Morning San Antonio” covers the ongoing search for missing mother Suzanne Clark Simpson, which enters its fourth day at a landfill, as police narrow down their focus based on evidence. The show also reports on a fatal shooting at a North Side store and highlights a special phone bank for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, supporting the upcoming “Light the Night” event. Viewers are encouraged to donate while learning about weather updates, including cooler temperatures and a warm-up for the weekend. There are also exciting developments for direct flights from San Antonio to Washington, D.C., coming soon.

The KSAT 12 News Team provides a look at local, regional, statewide and national news events and the latest information on local traffic and weather issues.

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SUMMARY: Robert Robertson, convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter Nikki due to shaken baby syndrome, is facing execution in Texas after spending over 20 years on death row. His case has attracted attention, with a bipartisan group of Texas lawmakers and even the lead detective from the original investigation, Brian Wharton, advocating for his exoneration. Wharton claims Robertson is innocent, citing misinterpretations of his emotions related to autism. Recent revelations, including that Nikki had pneumonia and opioid prescriptions when she died, call the shaken baby syndrome diagnosis into question. Despite appeals for clemency and a 30-day reprieve from Governor Abbott, Robertson’s execution proceeds imminently.

Robertson was convicted of killing his 2-year-old daughter, Nikki Curtis, in 2002. But some argue the conviction was based on faulty and outdated evidence.

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