FUGITIVE
CASE #: 1995-53
FUGITIVE CASE #: 1995-53
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Oscar Ovidio Prieto

Oscar Ovidio Prieto
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Irving, Texas

Summary:

Oscar Ovidio Prieto is wanted for the homicide of his co-worker, Dennis Lamar Wilson. Prieto was lying in wait as Wilson was walking to his vehicle. Prieto then confronted Wilson and allegedly shot him six times. Prieto had reportedly threatened to kill Wilson and their manager’s son a month earlier. Earlier in the evening before Wilson was shot, he and Prieto had gotten into a verbal confrontation.

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As of this posting, Prieto’s murder case in Dallas County’s court records database is in open status with no docket entries since 1995. This unfortunately confirms that Prieto is still at large. Information about this case was found in the police report, which is publicly available in online court records. The Ai image renditions were created from Genealogy Bank archives for public awareness.

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Thursday, September 14, 1995 01:40am

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