From high atop Kansas City's Liberty
Memorial, a sightseer focuses
his camera on the peaceful scenes below
someone flying a kite.
Then suddenly, what sounds like three
gunshots and
a man and a woman seem to be arguing
the man waves what appears to be a gun
in his right hand.
Earl Warren of Arlington was the man
behind the camera.
He and his wife had gone to Kansas City
for a job interview.
At first, they weren't sure what to make
of what they saw.
We thought maybe it was just a couple
that were having a dispute.
But he and his camera watched as the
scene got even more dramatic.
The man strikes the woman in her face,
then drags her away, grabbed
her, and by the hair
down there,
an ambulance and police arrived.
Then an incredible scene outside a luxury
apartment building nearby.
Oh, my.
Police draw their own guns and at least
one more shot is fired.
Policeman Holy
cow. We're right in
front of everything outside
the view of Warren's camera.
Police say the man had shot and killed
the woman inside the apartment building.
He then gave himself up.
Warren has now given his videotape to
Kansas City police who plan to use
it as evidence.
It's tragic, very tragic.
Warren says he and his wife are still
troubled by what they witnessed, a trip
they won't soon forget.
Scott Gordon, Texas News 5.