'I'M HEARTBROKEN:' Brother of man linked to deadly Houston crime spree 'shocked'
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- The brother of the man accused of murdering three people in the Houston area talked exclusively to Eyewitness News Tuesday afternoon.
He says that he is remorseful and feels anger towards his brother, Jose Gilberto Rodriguez, after hearing the allegations against him.
"I really don't know why he did it. I feel for the families. I feel for everybody. It's wrong," the brother said.
The man continued by saying he feels like he does not even know Rodriguez.
"I'm heartbroken. I don't know what to do," he said.
Rodriguez's brother said that he's in complete shock over what happened.
Rodriguez was identified by authorities as the person connected to a home invasion, three murders - one inside a Cypress home and two at area mattress stores - and the robbery and shooting of a METROLift bus driver.
He was captured Tuesday in northwest Harris County after he was spotted in a dark Nissan Sentra, a vehicle that belonged to one of the murder victims.
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