Taco Casa Coworker Confesses to Murder, Theft

0:00It's April 20th. You're listening to Dallas News today, AI-powered local news. I'm Cory with the story. A taco-cosa coworker and Fort Worth confessed to shooting and killing 31-year-old Thomas King, then stealing his car. Police say it all started when King vanished after his shift on April 13th. Investigators quickly tracked King's vehicle to a quality in Motel in Arlington. Motel surveillance from April 15th caught a man pulling up in the car right after King's shift ended. King's family reported him missing the next day, April 14th. Days later, his body turned up in an open field on Fort Worth's east side, turning a missing person case into a homicide. That man on the video was Gregory Lewis, 34, who worked the same shift at Taco-cosa. When cops questioned him, he admitted to the shooting and taking off with the car. Homicide detectives are still digging into what sparked the violence, with charges for capital murder in the works, and the medical examiner said too. From a cause, such a heartbreaking twist leaves everyone rethinking workplace trust.