Orange County

in the kidnapping in a pair of sunglasses he had.

Orange County, that's Orange County, Texas, fugitive caught in Mexico 29 years after wife's stabbing death.

Hoodline says Rogelio Garavasquez spent 29 years on the lam after his wife was found dead.

The rest of the family never gave up.

I was like, I know, I know.

Going back to the actual shape of my district geographically, It goes from the top of Jasper County, goes all the way down through Orange County.

It cuts right outside of like Beaumont and Port Arthur.

Like I cradle Beaumont and Port Arthur.

and the limited contacts and resources that they have over there.

So I am involved all the way up north out there in the Brooklyn area.

I've been up there, you know, and I've always lived in Orange County.

Now, Jefferson County, you know, part of it's in my district as well, a very small portion of it.

am from Mauriceville, Texas.

Is that a little bitty? It's a little town in Orange County, Texas.

So I'm outside of Orange, between Orange and Beaumont.

And Orange is the last city on the border.

There was a man who, I don't know if you're familiar with Beaumont.

Right outside of Beaumont is a town called Orange, and this man, who was high on drugs, he was on meth, jumped a train and rode a train from Orange County to Newton County.

He then, uh, he had got in a fight with his girlfriend, and he had beat her up pretty bad, and so he was running from the law.

Well, he finds, he jumps the train.

Investigators built files, collected physical evidence, interviewed people, and followed tips.

Years later, police acknowledged that they had once presented a case based on strong circumstantial evidence to the Orange County District Attorney's Office.

Prosecutors did not take the trial.

Let's talk about circumstantial evidence.