 The Texians, for their part, were shocked and disgusted by the actions of the barbaric Comanches in torturing to death the innocent captives.The Texians had endured several years of murder and capture of their children and were disgusted at the condition of Matilda Lockhart upon her release, though Lockhart's actual condition is disputed and may have been exaggerated (see above discussion).At least 25 settlers were killed in the Great Raid, with others taken prisoner, including a Mrs. Crosby, a granddaughter of Daniel Boone, who was later murdered by her captors.