On March 19, cops found Jordan Baxter, a 38-year-old engineer for Philadelphia’s railroad system deceased, between two parked cars outside of his Philadelphia home

Days earlier his wife Danielle Baxter, 39, had posted a message rife with foreboding about ‘other women’ on Facebook

The message Danielle posted on Facebook on March 14, appeared to be referencing the relationship with her husband

Five days later, police found Jordan Baxter’s body on a plastic sheet outside of their Philadelphia home, a gun lying on his chest

Police were responding to a report of a person screaming in the city’s Roxborough neighborhood just before 7am that morning

Jordan had a gunshot wound to the back of his head, as cops discovered blood on a mattress inside the family’s house

Danielle was arrested a later and charged with murder, possession of an instrument of crime with intent, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with and fabricating physical evidence

In another SM post from March 5, Danielle’s hinted that there may have been trouble between her and her husband, as she wrote: ‘I will be his peace if he’s mine.’ 

She is being held without bail at the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center without – her preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 7

Mother-of-three Danielle Baxter, [photo], is without bond, accused of shooting dead her husband and dumping his body on a plastic sheet between two parked cars outside their Philadelphia home on the morning of March 19

A Philadelphia woman accused of murdering her husband had posted an ominous message about ‘other women’ days before her spouse was found shot dead and dumped outside their home.
Danielle Baxter, 39, appeared to make the Facebook post about her relationship with her husband Jordan Baxter, an engineer for the Philadelphia railroad system.
‘These females out here be plotting on your marriage and waiting for your downfall so they can come right on in, and these men let them,’ she wrote on March 14.

Police found the body of 38-year-old SEPTA engineer lying on a plastic sheet between two parked cars outside of his home in Philadelphia’s Roxborough neighborhood, on March 19. He’d been shot in the back of the head, allegedly, by his wife police said

Five days later police found the 38-year-old engineer’s dead body lying on a plastic sheet between two parked cars outside of their Philadelphia home.  
Officers responding to a report of a person screaming in the city’s Roxborough neighborhood just before 7am on March 19, found Jordan Baxter’s body dumped between two parked cars near his home, a gun lying on his chest.
The male victim who had a gunshot wound to the back of his head, was pronounced dead by 7.07am. Officers searching the couple’s home discovered blood on a mattress inside the Baxter’s house, 6ABC reports. 

Jordan Baxter, [left], was found deceased outside the Philadelphia home he shared with his wife Danielle [right], on March 19. He’d been shot in the back of his head. Investigators discovered blood on a mattress inside the couple’s house. Danielle was charged with murder 

‘These females out here be plotting on your marriage and waiting for your downfall so they can come right on in, and these men let them,’ she wrote on March 14. Danielle Baxter made a Facebook post, five days before the murder, hinting at a troubled domestic situation

When neighbors then woke up that morning, they described a scene of ‘total mayhem’ with ’10 cop cars, rescue vehicles and fire trucks.’
‘It’s a quiet street. That doesn’t happen,’ an unidentified resident told 6ABC.
Another said she couldn’t believe she did not hear any gunshots that morning.
‘Nothing… and I’m right here,’ the stunned neighbor said. ‘I heard absolutely nothing.’
While most people in the neighborhood described the couple and their three children and were very friendly, ‘super nice family,’ at least one other neighbor mentioned that the couple had been separated, and Jordan was no longer living at the house they shared. 
An earlier post on Danielle’s social media page from March 5 hinted that there may have been trouble between her and her husband, as she wrote: ‘I will be his peace if he’s mine.’ 

First responders descended on Philadelphia’s Roxborough neighborhood just before 7am on March 19, after officers responding to reports of screaming and shots fired, found a local resident’s body between two cars parked outside his home, with gunshot injuries to the back of his head

Danielle was arrested a day after her husband’s body was found outside their home and charged with murder, possession of an instrument of crime with intent, abuse of a corpse, and tampering with and fabricating physical evidence. She is held without bail at the Philadelphia Industrial Correctional Center without bail. Her preliminary court hearing is scheduled for April 7.
The couple had three children ages 8, 9, and 15.

The couple who share three children, according to one another neighbor, had been separated, and Jordan was no longer living at the house they shared. ‘I will be his peace if he’s mine.’ wrote Danielle in an SM post, hinting at a trouble relationship

In the meantime, concerned residents started a crowd funding page to help out with for Jordan’s funeral expenses and provide support for the couple’s children – all minors.
The online fundraiser, which was just created on Monday, had already raised more than $28,815 of the $35,000 target, for the family as tributes poured in for Jordan Baxter, who worked at Philadelphia’s railroad system, SEPTA, as an engineer for 14 years.