Azucena Porcayo, a 46-year-old female of Hispanic/Latino ethnicity from Georgetown, Texas, was found dead in the early morning hours of May 26, 2025. Deputies with the Williamson County Sheriff’s Office responded at about 3 a.m. to a home along the 7200 block of East State Highway 29, just outside the city limits. Inside, investigators located the body of 46-year-old Azucena Porcayo, who lived at the residence, and the body of her former partner, 54-year-old Alejandro Arzate Valdez of
Georgetown. Evidence at the scene pointed to a domestic dispute that escalated into gunfire.
Detectives said their initial findings indicated that Alejandro Arzate Valdez shot and killed Azucena Porcayo, 46, female, before turning the gun on himself. Authorities publicly characterized the event as a “senseless and heartbreaking tragedy,” emphasizing that all signs suggested a murder-suicide rather than an attack by an unknown assailant. No additional victims were reported, and investigators did not indicate any threat to the broader community in connection with the case.
Public records and memorial notices confirmed the identity and age of Azucena Porcayo, 46, female, and the date of death on May 26, 2025, in Georgetown. Listings and violence-tracking databases recorded the loss of Azucena Porcayo, 46, female, on that date and in that location, aligning with the law-enforcement account of the incident.
As of the latest official statements, authorities did not announce any arrests connected to the death of Azucena Porcayo, 46, female. Investigators identified the lone suspect as her ex-boyfriend, Alejandro Arzate Valdez, who died at the scene, leaving no outstanding suspect or pending arrest in the case. The investigation was described as ongoing in the immediate aftermath, but with the suspect deceased, no further apprehensions were anticipated.
