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I never thought that he would shoot': Father tells how he asked neighbor to stop shooting in his garden so baby could sleep - and the man fatally blasted his wife, eight-year-old stepson and three others

 

 

 

A Texas man whose wife and eight-year-old stepson were among five people murdered by his neighbor has said he never imagined a massacre would take place in his house. 

Wilson Garcia's wife, Sonia Argentina Guzman, 25, and eight-year-old stepson, Daniel Enrique Laso, were killed amid a row over noise.

Garcia had asked Francisco Oropesa, 38, to stop firing his gun near their home in Cleveland, Texas, because their one-month-old baby was trying to sleep.

 

Oropesa told Garcia that it was his property, and he could do what he wanted.

He then came over to Garcia's house and shot dead five people - Garcia's relatives and three friends who were visiting.

Garcia says one of the dying women urged him to jump out the window because his other two children needed a parent. He lived next door to Oropesa for three years without incident
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Wilson Garcia said he was stunned that his neighbor of three years would murder five people inside his home

Francisco Oropesa, a 38-year-old Mexican, is on the run after shooting dead five people in Cleveland, Texas on Friday night
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Francisco Oropesa, a 38-year-old Mexican, is on the run after shooting dead five people in Cleveland, Texas on Friday night

Police were contacted by Garcia's wife five times before the shooting, but did not arrive until after the shooting. Pictured: Daniel Enrique Laso
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Oropesa's victims included Garcia's eight-year-old stepson, Daniel Enrique Laso (pictured)

'We had company. We were going to make something to eat, the guy, came out and he was shooting,' Garcia told ABC 13 News. 

'We asked him to be quiet, because my baby was scared.'

Garcia told Oropesa, a Mexican national who had been deported multiple times and was in the country illegally, that he would call the police.

'I never thought that he would shoot. Then he went room to room, looking for people,' Garcia said.

Garcia, originally from Honduras, said that Oropesa shot at him multiple times but missed.

'He couldn't catch up to me. The bullets were hitting (everywhere), ' Garcia said.

Garcia said that he and Oropesa had lived next to each other for three years.

'I never had a problem with him. I can't believe what he did,' Garcia said. 

The FBI on Sunday confirmed more than 250 law enforcement officers are hunting for Oropesa, insisting they would not rest until he was caught.

The FBI initially used the wrong photo in their wanted poster, but on Sunday corrected it.

They also corrected the spelling of his last name, which was initially Oropeza.

A $55,000 reward was increased to $80,000.

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Texas Governor Greg Abbot has offered $50,000 for his capture, and other counties' have chipped in $5,000, with the FBI offering $25,000
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'We consider him armed and dangerous,' said James Smith, FBI Houston Special Agent in Charge.

'He's out there, and he's a threat to the community.'

Smith admitted that they initially publicized the wrong photo, but corrected it as soon as they realized their error.

'In an investigation like this we are receiving a whole slew of information,' he said.

'It was a mistake on our side. We are now 100 percent confident we have the right photo out there.'

Oropesa has a large tattoo on the inside of his forearm of what appears to be a female Aztec, wearing a headdress.

FBI agents are seen at the neighborhood in Cleveland, Texas where Oropesa shot and killed five people
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FBI agents are seen at the neighborhood in Cleveland, Texas where Oropesa shot and killed five people 

Police had been called to the home before for reports about the firing of guns, but nothing was done
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Five people - the youngest only eight years old - were shot and killed inside this house on Friday night

A sign nearby warns people that the owner is armed
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A sign nearby warns people that the owner is armed

Honduran flags are seen decorating a tree where the five people were shot and killed, as the Foreign Ministry prepares to repatriate their remains.
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Honduran flags are seen decorating a tree where the five people were shot and killed

Police have found an abandoned cell phone and articles of clothing lying around, and tracking dogs from the Texas Department of Correction 'picked up a scent and then … lost that scent in the water,' according to the sheriff of San Jacinto County, Greg Capers.

'He could be anywhere now,' said Capers.

Oropesa allegedly shot the victims after one them asked him to stop firing off rounds outside his home just before midnight.

Police had been called to the home before for reports about the firing of guns. It is not illegal to fire guns in your own yard, but it remains unclear why officers did not ask for a permit - which, as a person in the country illegally, he could not have.

The victims have been identified as Sonia Argentina Guzman, 25; Daniel Enrique Laso Guzman, 8; Diana Velazquez Alvarado, 21; Julisa Molina Rivera, 31; and Jose Jonathan Casarez, 18.

They were all Honduran nationals shot 'from the neck up,' in their home, Capers said.

He said two of the victims were found in a bedroom laying over two children in an apparent attempt to shield them.

Capers said there were 10 people in the house, including three children who were not hurt.

Officials from the FBI are pictured on Sunday, as the manhunt continues
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Officials from the FBI are pictured on Sunday, as the manhunt continues

Sheriff Greg Capers of San Jacinto County is seen in the hat standing next to James Smith, FBI Houston Special Agent in Charge, on Sunday
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Sheriff Greg Capers of San Jacinto County is seen in the hat standing next to James Smith, FBI Houston Special Agent in Charge, on Sunday

 
 

Some of those in the house had moved in earlier in the week.

Rene Arevalo Sr., who lives close to Oropesa's house, said he heard gunshots around midnight but was unperturbed, as gunfire is normal in the neighborhood.

'It's a normal thing people do around here, especially on Fridays after work,' Arevalo said.

'They get home and start drinking in their backyards and shooting out there.'

He told ABC 13 that Oropesa threatened to kill his dog after it got loose in the neighborhood.

His dog chased a pit bull in Oropesa's truck.

'I tell my wife all the time, 'Stay away from the neighbors. Don't argue with them. You never know how they're going to react,'' Arevalo said.

'I tell her that because Texas is a state where you don't know who has a gun and who is going to react that way.'

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Hispanics are one of the most violent people to be around with, and Latin American countries are full of gangs, violent murders, kidnappings, rapes etc.

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kavalante Bar-darr cross chesi randi, its like red carpet with other privileges, 9Dns.gif

kaani multiple ech-One applications file chesi deshaniki threat adhi us soil meedha human life ki chala dangerous konchem ardham chekuni humans laaga behave cheyandi u foolish vindians

 

 

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31 minutes ago, tennisluvrredux said:

Hispanics are one of the most violent people to be around with, and Latin American countries are full of gangs, violent murders, kidnappings, rapes etc.

How is this related ra ? Why talk just come crap ??

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41 minutes ago, tennisluvrredux said:

Hispanics are one of the most violent people to be around with, and Latin American countries are full of gangs, violent murders, kidnappings, rapes etc.

Right e but aa pai Monna Kansas City lo doorbell nokkinanduku oka tellodu nallodini head meedha kaalchaadu 

Monna NC lo pillala balls vaadi yard lo paddayani o nallodu pillala meedha kaalchaadu

Ninna Illinois lo leaf blower daggara godava ayyi oka tellodu inko tellodu ni kaalchadu 

Ivvala Hispanic inko Hispanic family ni gun shooting ani kaalchaadu. 
 

Veetillo common race aa guns aa? Across multiple states red and blue ani lekunda common denominator enti

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Diwali in India diwali-solomon-pappaiyah.gif

 

 

 

Its both Holi & Diwali on the same day & everyday in US 

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1 hour ago, tennisluvrredux said:

Hispanics are one of the most violent people to be around with, and Latin American countries are full of gangs, violent murders, kidnappings, rapes etc.

Tennis kaka are you reading between the lines ?
illegal immigrant, Hispanic and violent behavior .. Trump thatha kosam Line clear chestunnattunnaru … 

We have to see how Dems respond … inka etuvanti chandalalu plan chestunnaro ee poluitrician lambdk lu …

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2 hours ago, tennisluvrredux said:

Hispanics are one of the most violent people to be around with, and Latin American countries are full of gangs, violent murders, kidnappings, rapes etc.

it has nothing to do with race ar 15 rifle is not something one can hold easily

how did ar15 even end up in their hands u cannot see this sort of stuff in any developed country 

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1 hour ago, Sharmilaa said:

How is this related ra ? Why talk just come crap ??

Crap emundi ra poi choodu countries like Honduras, El Salvador, Colombia until not too long ago they are full of drugs, guns and gang violence. Vaallalo chaala mandi taking advantage of open borders and coming into the US

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