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← Return to briefingIn Harris County, a suspect is wanted for a murder that occurred locally. The case involves the death of a pregnant woman. The suspect, Lee Gilley, is currently in Italy.
His return to the US is on hold due to a court decision. Further information about this case can be found through ABC13 Houston, including the reasons for the delay in Gilley's extradition and the concerns raised by the Italian court.
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