(CNN) -- It took five days for Colorado authorities to realize a parolee disabled his ankle monitor and fled, beginning what investigators would later say was a deadly crime spree that ended in a shootout in Texas, according to records released Tuesday. The documents released by the Colorado Department of Corrections detail how 28-year-old Evan Ebel managed to elude authorities in the days leading up to the killings of prisons chief Tom Clements and part-time pizza deliveryman Nathan Leon. The state Department of Corrections did not respond to repeated requests from CNN for comment. The release of the documents follows news this week that a clerical error resulted in Ebel's release four years early from prison. That revelation prompted an apology from the district court where the mistake was made.
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NEW: It took five days for parole officials to realize Evan Ebel fled, records show
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Apology not enough for Ebel release, victim's relatives tell CNN affiliate KUSA
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Ebel is suspected of killing Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements
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He was let go four years early; court didn't fully explain sentence to prison
Authorities have speculated Ebel might have killed @placeholder for his uniform so he could use it as a disguise in the killing of Clements, who was gunned down after he opened his front door.