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   From: cade12@yahoo.com   
      
   This Mexican should get a medal and a pardon for enforcing   
   federal law that Obama is not!   
      
   Family members of a young mother whose husband and son found her   
   dead at work are asking the public for help in finding the man   
   suspected of killing her.   
      
   Osvaldo Fernandez-Aguilar, 23, is charged with capital murder in   
   the March 22 death of Maria Lucrecia.   
      
   German Chamorro, her husband, made a public appeal Monday   
   afternoon at Houston Police Department headquarters, while   
   holding the couple's 5-year-old son, Jonathan Chamorro.   
      
   "I simply ask that you help me, if one of you knows the person   
   who did this," Chamorro said in Spanish. "I don't want this to   
   happen to anyone else. No one deserves to die like this."   
      
   His wife, who was five months pregnant and expecting a girl, was   
   found strangled and beaten to death about 5:25 p.m. that Sunday   
   at a club where she was cleaning in the 6800 block of South   
   Gessner.   
      
   The couple had met earlier that day for lunch and then Chamorro   
   had taken the boy to play in a park, said Senior Officer Richard   
   Bolton.   
      
   Later, Chamorro tried to call his wife but she didn't answer,   
   which was unusual so he went by the club, Bolton said.   
      
   When he saw her mop and cell phone through the door, he called   
   the club manager, who arrived shortly, Bolton said. Together,   
   they went inside and found Lucrecia lying dead on the floor.   
      
   After the media released surveillance video showing the suspect   
   walking near the club with a bag of food, police received   
   numerous tips about the suspect, Bolton said.   
      
   Fernandez-Aguilar, who at one time worked at the club as a   
   security guard, is originally from Cuba but his whereabouts   
   remain unknown, Bolton said.   
      
   On Monday, police executed a search warrant at his residence and   
   found a purse that was reported stolen in a March 19 robbery in   
   the 7200 block of Bissonnet.   
      
   "We believe he may have robbed that woman as well," Bolton said.   
      
   Police said Lucrecia's assailant took money from a cash register   
   before leaving the club at the time of her death.   
      
   Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Osvaldo Fernandez-   
   Aguilar is urged to contact the HPD Homicide Division at 713-308-   
   3600 or Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS (8477).   
      
       
      
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