The Bexar County Sheriff's Office was expected to provide details on multiple arrests connected to the capital murder investigation into the 2024 shooting death of 4-year-old Maryann Marble, who was killed along with four wounded family members on Windsor Hollow Drive. The case has stretched across more than two years and produced two separate arrests since the shooting.
The shooting unfolded in the 6700 block of Windsor Hollow Drive on May 8, 2024, according to KSAT. Maryann Marble died after being shot in the head, and four other family members were critically wounded by gunfire, the outlet reported.
Two Young Men Charged in Connection With the Killing
The investigation's first arrest came more than five months after the shooting. Isaiah Perales, 20, was arrested and charged with capital murder on Oct. 23, 2024. Salazar predicted further arrests in the case.
That prediction bore out nearly a year later. Bryan Salazar, also 20, was arrested on Sept. 26, 2025, and charged with capital murder along with several other counts tied to the shooting, per the same account. In all, Bryan Salazar faced 12 charges in connection with the deadly shooting, according to the outlet's reporting.
Rifle Pulled From Lake Tied Case Together
Investigators built part of their case around physical evidence recovered far from the shooting scene. Shell casings collected at the original shooting were matched to casings found inside a Draco-style rifle that was recovered from the bottom of Calaveras Lake, the article notes, linking the weapon directly to the Windsor Hollow Drive shooting scene.
KSAT reported that the Bexar County Sheriff's Office was expected to provide details on multiple arrests related to the homicide investigation, according to KSAT.
A Pattern Seen Elsewhere in Bexar County
Multi-suspect shooting investigations have played out elsewhere in the county this year as well. In a separate northeast Bexar County shooting case in August, KSAT reported that three suspects were arrested, with one identified as the gunman. Investigators in that case said they charged Martin Sanchez Jr., 58, with murder after hearing him state several times during a jail phone call that he shot the man who later died. Two other suspects, Kyle Erin Torres-Carcovich, 45, and Robert Barnett, 38, were also arrested in connection with that shooting, the outlet reported.
While the circumstances of that northeast Bexar County case differ from the Windsor Hollow Drive investigation, both reflect how sheriff's investigators have pursued multiple arrests tied to a single shooting scene.
