Jan 10, 2021 Law enforcement officers, including Texas A&M University-Commerce police and Texas Rangers investigate Pride Rock residence hall after the shooting on Feb. 4 that claimed the lives of sisters Abbaney and Deja Matts.By Travis Hairgrove | Herald-Banner Staff A double murder of two sisters at Texas A&M-Commerce was just one of several violent offenses that took place in Hunt County during the past year, but it was the most far-reaching incident, as the case has been tied to a second murder in Denton County that was committed by the same suspect. ⢠Jacques Dshawn Smith of Rowlett is facing trial in Hunt County on a charge of capital murder involving the deaths of sisters Deja and Abbaney Matts, who were victims in a Feb. 4 fatal shooting on the Commerce campus. Abbaneyâs 2-year-old son was also injured during the Feb. 4 incident. Smith, 21, remains in custody at the Hunt County Detention Center, being held in lieu of a total of $2 million bond. Smith is also charged with capital murder filed by the Denton Police Department and is also being held in the facility on probation violation warrants on charges of aggravated robbery and evading arrest from Dallas County.