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Imagine, for the last decade and a half not being able to use your real name for any reason. No driver s license. No gainful employment. In constant fear of being caught on camera, a store s facial recognition software or simply an aware person noticing you, and noticing who you look like.
And you look like an alleged murderer. A murderer worth $12,500 to the person who tips off the law. It must be a furtive, fearful and soul-consuming experience.
Or maybe you re just living your best life in Mexico?
Margaret Lorrain Smith has been on the run for 14 years. She s wanted in connection to the beating death of her husband in a murder-for-hire plot:
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Most Wanted: Brazoria County woman accused of hiring hit man to murder husband on the run since 2009
Margaret Lorrain Smith was charged with capital murder after her husband George was beaten to death on a Surfside Beach. Then she vanished.
Credit: Texas DPS Author: Michelle Homer Updated: 7:35 PM CDT May 25, 2021
SURFSIDE BEACH, Texas A Brazoria County woman has been added to the Texas DPS list of 10 Most Wanted Fugitives.
Margaret Lorrain Smith, 62, is wanted on capital murder charges in connection with the 2007 death of her husband George.
Investigators say Margaret lured George to a Surfside Beach late one August night where a man she hired beat him to death with a metal object. He was unrecognizable, according to Brazoria County investigators.