medics walked in and said that she was dead. 

The family said Webb's vehicle was also missing.

Police said their investigation ultimately identified Jones and Maglott as suspects. Both were taken into custody, interviewed and charged. HPD said Jones admitted to her role in her sister's death.

Court records detail evidence investigators say they found

A probable cause document provides additional details about what investigators allege happened.

According to the document, officers found a fired 9mm casing and a fixed-blade knife behind a couch inside the residence.

Investigators say surveillance video showed Jones driving Webb's vehicle and Maglott driving out of the apartment complex. Webb's vehicle was later found parked next to a vehicle rented by Maglott.

The document says Jones told investigators that Maglott gave her a gun and told her to kill Webb.

Investigators also searched Jones' phone with her consent and allegedly found a message from Maglott asking for proof of Webb's death and asking which vehicle belonged to Webb.

Family says Jones had recently returned from Florida

Webb's aunts told KPRC 2 that Jones had recently traveled from Florida to Houston.

According to the family, Jones had been talking about returning to Houston to get her life back on track. Webb offered to help.

 She just said she was coming back to get her life together,  Hobbs said.

The family said they believed that meant helping Jones find work, become financially stable and eventually get her own place.

Webb's relatives said they knew little about Maglott and had never met him.

 We've never talked to him,  Hobbs said.  We've never even seen them together. 

Court records show Jones was already on bond in Florida in connection with a felony child neglect case when she was arrested in Houston.

Her family told KPRC 2 they had learned about the Florida case around the Fourth of July after Jones asked relatives for help bonding out of jail.

 She was really coming into her life'

Webb's family wants her remembered for more than the circumstances of her death.

Her aunts described her as happy, independent and creative.

Webb worked from home for a dialysis company, did hair and painted, according to her family. She had recently gotten her own apartment and car and was preparing to begin a pharmacy certification program later this month that her employer planned to pay for.

Her family said she also loved driving to Galveston to spend time near the water.

 She was really having a fun life in the city and enjoying her 20s,  Hobbs said.

Smith-Anderson described her niece as spiritual and artistic.

 She loved to paint and she was just a diamond, and we were so proud of her,  Smith-Anderson said.  She just did everything on her own and she was flourishing. 

Hobbs said she wants people to remember Webb as a  beautiful butterfly dove girl  who loved eating crab legs, going to the ocean and maintaining a positive outlook.

 She was really coming into her life,  Hobbs said.  She was about to just take off. 

Capital murder cases move forward

Jones and Maglott remain charged with capital murder.

Prosecutors have sought to have the defendants held without bail.

The family said it now wants both defendants prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

 We want justice for her,  Hobbs said.