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In the span of just six weeks, FOUR current or former Harris County Sheriff’s deputies have died by “suicide”:
• Deputy Christina Kohler (37) — found dead after being reported missing.
• Former Deputy Maria Vasquez — passed shortly after retirement in December 2024.
• Retired Deputy William Bozeman — 24-year veteran, died March 19.
• Retired Deputy Long Nguyen (58) — died in early February.
All ruled suicides. All tied to the same agency. All in a suspiciously short time frame. You ever seen this many cops suddenly decide to take their own lives? Especially ones tied to the same department?
How could anyone get away with this? well I’ll tell you how.
Let’s rewind the tape.
In the 1970s and ‘80s, Harris County’s Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Joseph Jachimczyk ruled multiple deaths — including the infamous Diana Wanstrath case — as suicides or murder-suicides. But guess what?
They weren’t. They were murders. Murder-for-hire, even. Grand juries overturned the rulings.
People were convicted And Dr. Jachimczyk was forced to publicly apologize for getting it so wrong.
So what does that tell you? They’ve been cleaning up their messes this way for decades or very incompetent and lousy investigators?
Now go deeper — Pasadena, Texas. Still part of Harris County. Two “suicides” in city jail:
On may 2nd 1976
• Danny Lynn Stevens, 18 year old. Arrested on suspicion of auto burglary with zero solid evidence. Found hanged with a straitjacket strap in a padded cell. Police claimed he was “loud” before suddenly going silent forever.
August 29th 1981
• Willard Russel Considine, 57. DUI arrest. Found hanging in his cell with his shirt. Quick, clean, no questions asked.
But here’s the twist: A man named Richard Wayne Collin who also was a victim to this system corruption, personally knew Danny Lynn Stevens from the neighborhood. According to Richard, Danny didn’t kill himself — he was murdered by Pasadena cops out of spite. They knew they had nothing on him and didn’t want to let him go. So they made sure he’d never speak again.
You’d think that’s they would change but now here’s the latest.
My name is Eric. And I’ve been fighting with the City of Pasadena for answers of a high profile case in the city. And some records of me for good measure.
In 2024, I submitted several Texas Public Information Act requests tied to a 2016 high-profile case, where the main suspect — facing capital charges — was labeled as suicidal in a call log. I pushed hard for undercover audio records etc. but Pasadena PD stonewalled me, ignored my calls, and gave me the runaround for months.
Even worse — I learned they had my 2017 booking photo pinned at the front desk waiting for me to show up.
When I finally received partial evidence and documentation, it all was tampered with, they even gave me a manipulated call log — not the real call for service report — and it had been amended 8 months after the incident. It falsely claimed I was suicidal, which is an outright lie. They also left out the conclusion of the call… which was this:
Pasadena PD stole my legally owned firearm.
A .380 caliber, single stack, stainless steel Khar pistol with a 7-round magazine which they left behind and I still possess as evidence. I still have the serial number. I still have the paperwork. And I’ve submitted it all to the ATF. I have also enclosed a screenshot of me contacting the sergeant of Pasadena Internal affairs “Kenneth urban” who still will not respond to my emails or evidence of his offices corruption.
So now ask yourself:
• Why does Harris County have a pattern of “suicides” with people who might expose something?
• Why are jails in Pasadena repeatedly covering up deaths with the same lazy “he hanged himself” excuse?
• Why are public records being hidden, altered, and redacted?
• And why are citizens like me, and others like Richard Wayne Collins, being gaslit for trying to expose the truth?
Because when you’re corrupt — and the heat’s on — the easiest solution isn’t to face justice.
It’s to “suicide” the problem away. God help us all but I’m still not giving up please share to get this corruption addressed.
TLDR
Four Harris County Sheriff’s deputies recently died by “suicide” within six weeks — raising suspicions about a possible cover-up. This mirrors past incidents where Harris County’s Medical Examiner misclassified murders as suicides, including the infamous Wanstrath case. In Pasadena, TX (also part of Harris County), two jail deaths in the ‘70s and ‘80s were similarly ruled suicides, but Richard Wayne Collins, a local, claims one of the men, Danny Lynn Stevens, was actually murdered by police.
Eric, has been investigating other crimes and found these patterns and was stonewalled by Pasadena PD after filing public records requests in 2024 related to a 2016 high-profile case. He discovered that the department altered call logs to falsely claim he was suicidal and omitted the fact they stole his .380 pistol. Despite repeated attempts, Pasadena officials, including Internal Affairs, have ignored his evidence and emails.
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Is there any evidence for any type of motive for Danny Stevens? It seems out of place in this list.