Rocio Yveth Facio, a 26-year-old Hispanic woman from the Houston, Texas, area, died on July 18, 2010. Born on May 30, 1984, Rocio had celebrated her birthday less than two months before her death. Her passing brought an unexpectedly early end to her life, but the circumstances surrounding her death remain difficult to establish through publicly available records. Although her identity and date of death are documented, detailed accounts explaining what happened to her have not been located in accessible historical news reports or law enforcement publications.
Following her death, Rocio was laid to rest at Craven Cemetery, located at 13617 Stafford Road in Stafford, Texas, within Fort Bend County, southwest of Houston. Cemetery and genealogical records independently confirm her full name, Rocio Yveth Facio, and the years of her birth and death. These records preserve an important part of her history, but they do not explain where her death occurred, whether she suffered injuries, or what events preceded her passing. No publicly accessible medical examiner's findings have been identified that establish her official cause or manner of death.
Available historical reporting has also provided little information about any potential criminal investigation connected to Rocio's death. A review of publicly accessible Houston Police Department announcements and news coverage from the period has not identified a report specifically describing her circumstances. Consequently, it has not been possible to independently determine whether investigators classified her death as a homicide, an accident, or another manner of death. There is also insufficient verified information to identify any individual as a suspect or establish whether another person was believed to have been responsible.
No confirmed arrests, criminal charges, court proceedings, trials, or convictions directly associated with Rocio's death have been identified in the available online records. This lack of publicly accessible information does not necessarily mean that law enforcement never investigated her death or that no developments occurred. Some investigations and older court proceedings received limited news coverage, and certain historical records are not readily available online. Without documentation connecting a particular individual or criminal proceeding to Rocio, attributing responsibility to anyone would be speculative.
More than sixteen years after her passing, the publicly documented details of Rocio's death remain limited. Her burial record establishes that her life ended on July 18, 2010, and that her final resting place is in Stafford, Texas. However, the events leading to her death, any investigative findings, and whether criminal responsibility was ever established remain unverified. Her story is therefore one in which the basic historical facts can be confirmed, while the circumstances surrounding the loss of her life remain unanswered in the accessible public record.
