"It was never a friend, everybody was her family. "There was nobody that she didn't show love to, everybody was her brother, her sister or her cousin," Tanika Hollins, Christina's cousin, said. Relatives say the husband's niece also witnessed the killing, but wasn't hurt. Officers inside the station on Linwood Boulevard heard the gunfire and stepped out to find Christina dead in the car that crashed in a parking lot next to theirs.
"But I guess this time he wasn't going quietly, so he had the gun and he was like, he told her that if he couldn't have her, nobody would," Tasha Winters, Christina’s cousin, said. So, she decided to bring him to police, something her family says she'd done in the past. "He was shooting in the air, she took him to be evaluated by the state, they kept him for like two hours and released them," Benson Winters, Christina’s brother, said. On Thursday, hours before the tragedy outside KCPD's Central Patrol Division station, Christina was worried once again about her husband's condition. "But he didn't appreciate none of that apparently, because he ended up killing her anyway." "Every time he get high and drunk, she tried to survive and help him," Laverna said. Laverna says that in their eight years of marriage, Christina stood by her husband as he dealt with substance abuse and mental health issues.
"He killed my baby for no reason," Laverna Winters, Christina's mother, said. Loved ones want the community to know her as Christina Winters, her maiden name, because they allege she died at the hands of her husband, all while trying to get him some help. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Family members of a woman killed outside of a Kansas City, Missouri, Police Department station say she was a victim of domestic abuse.
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