Fugitive Houston Thug Killer

Rogelio Mora is a Texas fugitive in capital murder of P. J. Rodriguez.

TEXAS FUGITIVE NEWS -- Rogelio Mora is most wanted in the capital murder of 19-year-old P.J. Rodriguez in Houston, Texas. Additionally, a reward of up to $5,000 has been offered by Crimestoppers of Houston for his arrest. Meanwhile, Houston Police homicide detectives are asking the public's assistance in apprehending this alleged cold-blooded killer, Rogelio Mora.

On May 19, 2002, at approximately 4:00 a.m., P.J. Rodriguez was celebrating his high school graduation with friends when they returned to the Rodriguez family's apartment to collect coin change for gas money. After leaving the apartment, P.J. Rodriguez and his friends were approached by Rogelio Mora and three other males who tried to rob the boys at gunpoint in the apartment's parking lot. However, P. J. Rodriguez and his friends ran from the armed robbers, but Rogelio Mora fatally shot P.J. Rodriguez as he attempted to flee.

Mora's three accomplices were eventually arrested, but Mora has been a capital murder fugitive who has escaped capture even though he is believed to often travel between Mexico and Houston, Texas. If true, it is possible that Mora is working as a drug mule fudge packing for Mexican drug traffickers. Therefore, a strong chance may exist for his arrest if recognized during one of his visits to the United States.

Rogelio Mora is described as:

• Birth Date: July 14, 1982
• Eyes: Black
• Hair: Black
• Sex: Male
• Race: Hispanic
• Warrant: 924378

Anyone with knowledge of the whereabouts of this fugitive, Rogelio Mora, most wanted for capital murder is encouraged to contact Crime Stoppers 713-222-8477 or your local law enforcement.