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Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

Texas “Road Rage” Shooting EXPOSED as Murder-for-Hire Plot!

Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski | True Crime News & Commentary

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🗓️ 27 February 2025

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

What initially appeared to be a random road rage shooting on Grand Parkway has been exposed as a calculated murder-for-hire scheme, allegedly orchestrated by a father and his stepson.

In the early hours of February 4, a 40-year-old man was driving his work vehicle along Grand Parkway when an unknown gunman opened fire multiple times. The victim was struck by several bullets but miraculously survived and remains hospitalized. Authorities initially suspected a road rage altercation, but surveillance footage from inside the victim’s truck revealed a far more sinister plot.

On February 15, police arrested Ricardo Obando, 49, and his stepson, Matthew Rosas, 24, on charges of attempted capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Prosecutors allege that Obando was hired to kill the victim, while Rosas was paid $300 to serve as the getaway driver. Rosas reportedly admitted his involvement, revealing that he had been tracking the victim’s movements for several days before the attack.

Investigators discovered $220 and two fresh $100 bills on Rosas at the time of his arrest, which he claimed was the remainder of his payment for the crime.

During their court appearance, Obando was ordered not to have contact with Rosas—until he disclosed their family connection, referring to Rosas as his "son." Upon learning this, the judge lifted the no-contact order.

Both men remain in custody at Harris County Jail. Obando, who has prior felony convictions, is being held on $270,000 bond, while Rosas, who also faces a drug possession charge, is detained on $100,000 bond. Obando is scheduled to appear in court again on March 3, while Rosas’ next hearing is set for March 26.

Authorities have not yet disclosed who allegedly hired Obando or the motive behind the assassination attempt. The investigation remains ongoing.
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0:00.0

This is Hidden Killers with Tony Brewski.

0:05.0

So what initially appeared in this case to be a random road raid shooting has actually now been exposed as a calculated murder-for-hire scheme,

0:20.0

allegedly orchestrated by a father and his stepson.

0:24.2

It's a good bonding activity, don't you think?

0:27.2

I mean...

0:27.5

I got this just sick.

0:28.9

Like, you know, better something than nothing.

0:31.4

It's like, dad, not into football, not into golf.

0:36.6

I'm not into.... I'm not into...

0:37.5

Hey, how about murder for hire?

0:42.3

You can make a little extra money.

0:44.3

I'm going to show you to craft this to look like a hit and run,

0:48.3

but it's really a hit, and it's a great side hustle.

0:52.3

So... You like video games? You'll be great side hustle. You like video games.

0:56.4

You'll be great at this.

0:58.4

In the early hours of February 4th, a 40-year-old man was driving his work vehicle

1:04.5

along a place called Grand Parkway in Texas.

1:08.8

When an unknown gunman opened fire multiple times. The victim was struck by several

1:14.6

bullets but miraculously survived and remains hospitalized. Authorities initially suspected a road

1:21.9

rage altercation, but surveillance footage from inside the victim's truck revealed a far more sinister plot.

1:30.4

On February 15th, police arrested Ricardo Obando was 49 and his stepson Matthew Rosas, 24,

1:38.2

on charges of attempted capital murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

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