Marco Antonio Cazarez Olivor, a 33-year-old Mexican-born man, died on Saturday, April 11, 2026, after a shooting in Goshen, a community near Visalia in Tulare County, California. Online obituary information says he was born on September 3, 1992, in Michoacán, Mexico, and passed away in Visalia at age 33. News reports identified him as Marco Cazarez after authorities confirmed he was the man killed in the weekend shooting.
The violence unfolded early that Saturday morning near Goshen
Avenue and Road 76. Around 5:30 a.m., deputies with the Tulare County Sheriff’s Office were sent to the area after reports that multiple people had been shot. When deputies arrived, they found Cazarez dead at the scene. Another man was found suffering from a gunshot wound to the cheek, and shortly afterward, authorities learned of a third victim who had managed to drive himself to a hospital.
The shooting left one man dead and two others injured, turning what began as a quiet early morning into a homicide investigation. The available reports do not describe what led up to the gunfire, whether the victims were together before the shooting, or whether the attack happened during a dispute, ambush, gathering, or another circumstance. The reports also do not say whether Cazarez was specifically targeted or whether he was caught in a broader shooting that injured the other two men.
As of the available online reporting, no suspect information had been released by authorities. There were no public details naming a suspect or suspects, no reported arrests, and no listed charges connected to Cazarez’s killing. The Tulare County Sheriff’s Office was still seeking information from the public, asking anyone who knew more about the shooting to contact investigators.
After his death, funeral arrangements were announced through Peers-Lorentzen Funeral Service in Tulare. A visitation was scheduled for April 30, 2026, at Peers-Lorentzen Funeral Chapel, with a rosary during the visitation. His final resting place was listed as Panteón de la Comunidad de Puerto Edén in the Municipality of Tecpan de Galeana, Guerrero, Mexico.
