A friend of Genesse Moreno's former mother-in-law spoke to ABC13 about the church shooting suspect's criminal and mental health history, believing authorities could have stopped her.By the time Genesse Moreno walked into Lakewood Church on Sunday afternoon and opened fire, she already had left a trail of police encounters, court records, and social media posts her estranged say should have raised "red flags.
"I currently fear that my wife will harm my son because she knows that all I wanted my whole life was to be a father, and I will not allow hate to be taught to my son," Carranza wrote.New information is coming to light a day after a woman allegedly stormed into Lakewood Church and opened fire in the place of worship's hall.ABC13 also found that Carranza's mother, a rabbi, filed several affidavits as an intervener in the couple's divorce.
Carranza, a registered sex offender, first won custody of the couple's son in Harris County. However, he lost custody when the divorce was finalized in Montgomery County in 2022. He is currently incarcerated in Florida for failure to register as a sex offender.