Posted: Jun 25, 2012 3:23 PM 
 
 Updated: Jun 25, 2012 5:56 PM 
 
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 PORTLAND, Texas - No arrests have been made in a weekend shooting at Violet Andrews Park that left one teen dead and another hospitalized in Portland. 
 
 Two park visitors stumbled upon the two young women lying in the grass. 
 
 19-year-old Mollie Judith Olgin was pronounced dead at the scene. 
 
 Her girlfriend, 18-year-old Mary Christine Chapa, was rushed to the hospital with a single gunshot wound to the head. At last report she was listed in serious but stable condition. 
 
 Investigators believe they were shot some time around midnight on Friday. They were found about 9 hours later. 
 
 Friends say the girls hade been dating for about five months. 
 
 Investigators do not believe this was a random incident, but are not saying much about a potential motive. 

 — Two teen women were found shot in the head about 25 yards beneath a scenic overlook deck at Violet Andrews Park about 9 a.m. Saturday by a couple visiting the park, police said. 
 
 Mollie Judith Olgin, 19, raised in Ingleside and living in Flour Bluff, was dead, said Police Chief Randy Wright. Olgin’s vehicle was found near the crime scene, he said. 
 
 Mary Christine Chapa, 18, was taken to an area hospital in critical condition where she underwent emergency surgery and was stable by midafternoon, he said. 
 
 “She is able to communicate,” Wright said. “But we have not yet been able to talk with her.” 
 
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 He would not provide other personal information about her but said information from family indicated the women had a very close relationship. 
 
 Both families are devastated, the chief said. 
 
 Olgin’s parents received a call when she didn’t show up for work Saturday, he said. 
 
 “We have no motive for the shooting at this time,” Wright said. 
 
 A resident who lives adjacent to the park told police they heard two loud bangs just before midnight Friday but thought they were firecrackers, Wright said. 
 
 Investigators believe at about that time the women walked with their assailant down a trail into knee-deep grass, where they were shot with a large caliber handgun, Wright said. 
 
 Evidence didn’t indicate whether the women were with a man, woman or more than one person, he said. 
 
 “It’s marshy down there, and the tall grass didn’t allow any identifiable footprints.” 
 
 Shell casings were found next to the women, he said. 
 
 Wright would not release the size because of the continuing investigation. 
 
 News of the homicide spread quickly through the small community. 
 
 Residents drove along the park’s three-block Second Avenue perimeter throughout the afternoon craning their necks to look past police crime tape, where investigators from Corpus Christi Police Department worked to gather evidence as Portland detectives interviewed homeowners. 
 
 “We live on a very quiet street,” said Chuck Olson, 58, who has lived on Second at the intersection of Market Street for 19 years. “We have never worried about something like this happening.”
– Two teenage lesbians were found shot in the head in a south Texas park on Saturday, and police have no apparent motive or suspect, MSNBC reports. Mollie Judith Olgin, 19, was dead on the scene, and Mary Christine Chapa, 18, is in a hospital in serious condition. Police in Portland, Texas, say the girls probably walked with their assailant into knee-deep grass and were fired on with a large-caliber handgun, the Corpus Christi Caller-Times reports. “It’s marshy down there, and the tall grass didn’t allow any identifiable footprints," said Police Chief Randy Wright. But investigators did find shell casings there and say it was not a random incident, KRISTV.com reports. According to Mollie's roommate, Mollie and Mary were a fun-loving couple and hadn't encountered any resistance to their relationship in the small community. Mary, at least, is still "able to communicate," said Wright. "But we have not yet been able to talk with her."