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FUGITIVE
CASE #: 1993-41
FUGITIVE CASE #: 1993-41
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William Cantor Osorio

William Cantor Osorio
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Houston, Texas

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William Cantor Osorio is wanted for the homicide of 28-year-old Danny Diaz. Osorio pursued Diaz as he fled into the manager’s office of an auto repair business. Osorio tried to open the door and then allegedly shot through the door, killing Diaz. The motive may have been a drug dispute. Osorio was arrested but fled several months later after posting bail. Public court records confirm Osorio has an active homicide warrant and is not in custody. Osorio most likely fled to Venezuela.

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Tuesday, May 04, 1993 09:30am

Date Of Danny Diaz’s Homicide


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