Victoria Valadez, 43, was found shot to death, police say. Juan Manuel Yanez, 47, faces a murder charge in the case.
Police have identified a San Marcos woman who was shot to death last week, and say the man accused of killing her is in custody and charged with murder. At about 2:30 p.m. Friday, police received a 911 call from a man who said that he had just 'killed his wife' and had 'shot her,' according to a news release the San Marcos Police Department sent on Monday. The caller then hung up.
Hill Country city could become home to gas-powered AI data center When officers responded to the call, at an apartment in the 800 block of River Road, they found the back door open. Entering the apartment, they found Victoria Valadez, 43, in the back bedroom with a fatal gunshot wound. Police detectives linked Juan Manuel Yanez, 47, to the phone number used for the call, according to police officials. He was not at the scene when police arrived.
Harris County Sheriff's Office San Marcos Police Department Juan Manuel Yanez Victoria Valadez San Marcos Hill Country River Road
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