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← Return to briefingA life sentence has been given to a man involved in a Houston case. The incident dates back to 2018 and involves a woman who disappeared. Further information about the case can be found through local news sources.
A guilty verdict of murder was reached earlier this month. The individuals involved are Erik Arceneaux and Maria Rodriguez, with Arceneaux being the one sentenced for the crime. Details of the incident and trial are available from Fox 26 Houston.
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