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   A Texas man "took matters into his own hands" after his ex-wife's   
   girlfriend broke his window, chasing them at high speeds down the highway   
   before shooting his former partner dead and punching the other woman so   
   hard she needed reconstructive surgery, prosecutors said.   
      
   Allen Dale Edwards, 44, was sentenced Tuesday to 46 years behind bars for   
   the March 2016 murder of ex-wife Keyanna Gardiner, 29, according to Harris   
   County Court records. He was convicted of murder after a jury trial on   
   Oct. 31, but filed to appeal the decision on Nov. 3, per court records.   
      
   Per Texas law on aggravated felony firearm cases, he will be eligible for   
   parole only after serving half his sentence.   
      
   Samone Massey, Gardiner's romantic partner who was punched by Edwards   
   after he took Gardiner's life, told Fox News Digital she will "do whatever   
   [she] can" to "make sure they don't let him out before his sentencing is   
   over."   
      
   "They have a right to appeal, there's always appeals, but that doesn't   
   mean they'll get out," Massey said on Sunday. "Keyanna can't come back…   
   the media and everyone else doesn't know what we've dealt with from this   
   guy… I feel like he needs to be locked up a little longer than that."   
      
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   "Yeah, I broke a window," Massey continued. "Do I feel like my actions on   
   that night were right? No. But I didn't kill anyone – he did."   
      
   Edwards and Gardiner, who had two children together aged 3 and 5 at the   
   time of the killing, had an "acrimonious relationship" exacerbated by   
   child custody disputes, District Attorney Kim Ogg wrote in a press release   
   Thursday.   
      
   The couple had been living apart for three years when the tensions reached   
   their climax on March 19, 2016.   
      
   "Domestic violence can take a lot of different forms, but too often we see   
   it escalate into murder," Ogg said. "There is absolutely no reason this   
   man’s ex-wife and the mother of his children should be dead."   
      
   In August 2014, Gardiner was charged for trespassing on Edwards' property,   
   per a criminal complaint.   
      
   At the time, Edwards told a police officer that he "had been having   
   problems with [Gardiner]... which included harassment, disturbances and   
   criminal mischief... and that [Gardiner] had been given criminal trespass   
   warnings on his property on two occasions."   
      
   Massey, who was there at the time of the incident, per Baytown Police   
   Department records, told Fox News Digital that Gardiner was trying to pick   
   up belongings from the residence.   
      
   Gardiner was released on $500 bail, and the case against her was   
   ultimately dismissed after she was convicted of misdemeanor theft for   
   stealing two phones from Walmart in October 2014, per Harris County Court   
   documents. Gardiner pleaded nolo contendere and served about 15 months of   
   probation.   
      
   Meanwhile, per a letter penned to the court by Gardiner's employer at   
   Medical Plaza Mobile Surveillance, Edwards repeatedly placed calls to the   
   woman during her work hours.   
      
   "After witnessing how upsetting and disruptive [Edward's] calls were to   
   Ms. Keyanna Gardiner, our supervisor and I began intercepting his calls…   
   The calls started around the beginning of August 2013 and would range   
   between 2 and 3 a week, sometimes multiple times a day."   
      
   The taunting calls, sometimes made under false names to bypass employees'   
   attempts to keep him from reaching the woman, continued until at least   
   February 2014, per the letter.   
      
   Gardiner was allegedly in the passenger seat minutes before her March 2016   
   death when her friend drove to Edwards' home on the northern edge of the   
   Galveston Bay in Baytown around 3 a.m., according to court documents.   
      
   Massey picked up an aerosol can and swung it at Edwards' window, breaking   
   the glass. Prosecutors said Gardiner was asleep in the passenger seat when   
   the glass smashed.   
      
   Earlier that night, Massey told Fox News Digital, she and Gardiner went to   
   her cousin's birthday party and then a bar. Although it is unclear who   
   placed the first phone call, she said, she and Edwards began exchanging   
      
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