A murder investigation is underway in South Bexar County. A 60-year-old man was killed on Father's Day. Authorities are searching for a vehicle that may be connected to the crime.
Deputies have made public a new picture of the suspect vehicle. This image is part of the ongoing investigation into the man's death. For more information on the case, residents of Terrell Hills can consult the original report from WOAI News 4, the local NBC affiliate.
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