Paul Hillick Jr., aged 55, was murdered on March 17, 2016, in Houston, Texas. He was shot while delivering pizza for Domino's, making his final delivery for the night. The incident occurred in far southwest Houston, on Court Road, where neighbors reported hearing gunshots. When police arrived, they found Hillick in his crashed car, having been shot multiple times through the driver's side window.
No money or personal belongings were missing from his vehicle, though the hot bag used to deliver pizzas was notably absent.
Hillick's family described him as a loving and generous man. He was a U.S. Army veteran who had worked as a power lineman after his service. His family made a heartfelt public plea for justice, describing the person responsible as a "coward" for taking Paul's life. His sister, Laura Giffin, expressed the immense grief their family felt, especially for their mother, who lived with Hillick and relied on his care.
The motive for the shooting remains a mystery, and investigators have not yet identified any suspects. Crime Stoppers and Domino's have each offered a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. Authorities have urged anyone with information to come forward, as the family continues to seek justice for their tragic loss.
