Debra Jeter, 33, who pleaded guilty Tuesday in Hillsboro to the capital murder and attempted murder capital in an attack that left one of her daughters died and another gravely injured, was transferred Thursday to a Texas Department of Criminal Justice penitentiary unit in Gatesville.
Hill County deputies, Hillsboro police and administration soldiers arrived at an abandoned farm on U.S. 77 just off Interstate 35 and found Debra Jeter in the garage with his hands raised above his head.
Officers then found the 12-year-old Kelsey Leanne Jeter dead inside the house and the 13-year-old Kiersten Leigh Jeter critically injured in a bedroom.
Authorities said Kiersten had a loss of wounds in the back, and had tried to defend his younger sister during the attack.
Debra Jeter escaped the death punishment by pleading guilty to attack.
I cannot understand how a mother can harm her children, let alone kill one of them. I hear about mothers "snap" and bodily harm their children, and I pray for grace that keeps me healthy. I think Debra Jeter will spend the rest of his life in hell when she stays in jail and have a good time to reflect on his revolting events.
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