On cross-examination, Munyer argued there might be more to the investigation than what Gallegos can say in court that could tie drug cartels to the triple homicide that could have claimed two additional lives.
"When did the investigation (into the triple homicide) end," Munyer asked Gallegos.
"Pursuant to the Department of Homeland Security policies, I cannot answer that question," Gallegos replied.
Munyer then asked Gallegos if he investigated potential cartel involvement.
"I can't divulge my full investigation, but I could not find any involvement of the cartel as a motive for these proceedings," Gallegos said.
“Multiple people don’t get killed because they are dating someone else’s ex,” Munyer said, reading from an investigative report written about three days after the triple homicide. “This happens when you owe someone a lot of money.”
