Fort Worth Man's Murder: Coworker Confesses

0:00A Fort Worth man named Thomas King vanished right after his shift at a local taco casa on April 13th. The 34-year-old coworker, Gregory Lewis, got arrested for capital murder after confessing he killed King and took off in his car. King's body turned up in a field days later, turning a missing person hunt into a full-blown homicide case. Earlier that night, King clocked out around 10.30 pm in his work uniform and never made it home. The next day, cops spotted his car at an Arlington motel with surveillance footage catching Lewis behind the wheel. Lewis had been picked up on other charges when detectives linked him to the scene. King had an intellectual disability and kept to himself, focusing on his job and family, but his loved ones say he faced bullying on the shift even. From Lewis. Now his high school sweetheart and two young sons are left reeling, asking where their dad went while piecing together the pain. Police say Lewis spilled the details in an interview, admitting to the murder during what they suspect was some kind of clash at work.

1:02They're still digging into the motive as the investigation rolls on. This heartbreaking loss has the family holding tight, demanding justice for a man who didn't deserve any of it, while the case against Lewis heads to. Court. Dallas News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.