TX TX- Olga Paz, 31, hotel worker, fatally stabbed @ home whilst husband dropped kids off @ school, Seguin, 3/22/10, *New initiative*.

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Cold Case #10-7937 | Seguin, TX

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Cold Case #10-7937​

Related Year: 2010
Details: On 3/22/2010 at approximately 7:45 am, Olga Paz was found deceased by a family member inside her residence at 1424 N. Bauer Street in Seguin, Texas. Paz was employed at a Hotel in Seguin and was getting ready to leave for work when a person (s) entered her residence and attacked Paz.

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• Sep 19, 2024
  He said the oldest dates back to 1982 to the most recent in 2022. Diaz spends his time going back through all of them to review the evidence.

 

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Author: Henry Ramos Sep 19 '24 rbbm.

Behind the scenes with Seguin PD's only cold case detective

He said the oldest dates back to 1982 to the most recent in 2022. Diaz spends his time going back through all of them to review the evidence.

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''SEGUIN, Texas — Tucked inside an office at Seguin Police are unsolved cases hoping to see the light of justice. The department currently has 14 unsolved cold cases.
Detective Jaime Diaz is the only person dedicated to these cases, which he took over nearly a year ago.
"I am giving the attention they need," he said.''

''Diaz highlighted two cases with KENS 5. On March 22, 2010 investigators said Olga Paz was found dead at a home on Bauer Street. Police said Paz was getting ready for work when she was brutally stabbed by an intruder. Diaz believes the mother didn't know her attacker.
'The detective said at one point, Paz's husband was arrested. But, said the charges were later dropped. He said new evidence recently came to light that he's currently reviewing.'