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Updated · KSAT San Antonio · Jun 21

Texas Rangers Investigate 65-Year-Old Anthony Neasham's Death in Bexar County Homicide Case

Updated

Updated · KSAT San Antonio · Jun 21

Texas Rangers Investigate 65-Year-Old Anthony Neasham's Death in Bexar County Homicide Case

Q: A violent dispute preceded the murder. What final argument led to this family tragedy?

The final argument is not publicly known. What investigators have said is that there was a dispute among Steven Isaiah Brothers, his mother, and her boyfriend, Anthony Wayne Neasham, the night before Brothers was found shot to death and his mother was severely beaten. But authorities have not released what the argument was about or what specifically triggered the violence. That gap appears tied to the evidence available so far. The mother survived but suffered major head injuries, including a fractured skull, and as of the latest public update she was conscious but unable to remember what happened. Sheriff Javier Salazar said investigators were still trying to clarify the sequence of events, and no deputies were called during the disturbance the night before. So, based on the reporting and the additional sourced material, the only verified answer is that a violent dispute preceded the killings, but the specific “final argument” that led to the tragedy remains unknown as the homicide investigation continues.

3 articles · Updated · KSAT San Antonio · Jun 21

Anthony Wayne Neasham, 65, was found dead in Burnet County after being identified by Bexar County deputies as a person of interest in a northwest Bexar County homicide investigation.
Texas DPS said Rangers are investigating Neasham's death as part of the broader case that began after relatives found Steven Isaiah Brothers, 22, shot dead and his mother badly injured at a Cactus Plum home last Tuesday.
The medical examiner ruled Brothers' death a homicide caused by multiple gunshot wounds, while the woman suffered a fractured skull and a large head wound in what Sheriff Javier Salazar described as a "savage beating."
The woman was conscious in a hospital as of June 17 but could not recall what happened, and authorities said the investigation remains ongoing.