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Gonzalo Lopez update | Escaped convict believed to have killed Houston-area family of 5, TDCJ says

Jun 03, 2022 View Original Article
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58% : Lopez is serving back-to-back life sentences for shooting at a Webb County, Texas sheriff's deputy in 2004 and killing a man with a pickax in Hidalgo County after holding him ransom on a drug debt.
53% : Law enforcement responded to the home, which was described as a weekend home off Highway 7, and found the five people -- one adults and four children -- dead.
50% : It's not the first time Lopez has managed to hide from law enforcement for an extended period of time.
42% : This isn't the first time escaped convict Gonzalo Lopez has successfully gotten away from law enforcement
36% : LEON COUNTY, Texas -- The manhunt for Gonzalo Lopez took another turn on Thursday when Texas Department of Criminal Justice officials said they discovered a family of five dead in a Leon County home within the search area for the escaped convicted killer.

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