NEW: The man accused of shooting and killing two nurses at Methodist Dallas in October has now been indicted for their murders.
At about 11 a.m. on Oct. 22, 30-year-old Nestor Hernandez reportedly brought a gun inside the medical center and began shooting atin the mother-baby unit, striking and killing 45-year-old Jacqueline Pokuaa and 63-year-old Katie Flowers.
Both victims, one a nurse, the other a case worker, died trying to help one of their patients—a new mother who turned out to be Hernandez's girlfriend. Investigators said Hernandez was given permission to visit his girlfriend after she gave birth to their child. However, with their newborn in the room, Hernandez accused her of infidelity. According to an arrest warrant, he then started searching the closet and bathroom for anyone else in the room. He also struck his girlfriend multiple times on the head with his gun, the warrant states.
"We are both going to die today," he allegedly told his girlfriend, followed by,"Whoever comes into this room is going to die with us."
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