A reward is being offered for information about a suspect in a double murder case. The FBI is seeking details that could lead to the arrest of Hector Paguada, who is accused of a crime that took place in Irving. The amount of the reward is $50,000.
It is believed that Paguada may have left the country, possibly traveling to Honduras. Further information about the case and the suspect can be found through FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
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