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- Juan Martín García (February 18, 1980 – October 6, 2015) was a Texas man who was executed for capital murder. On September 17, 1998, Garcia attempted to rob Hugo Solano, a 36-year old Christian missionary from Guadalajara, Mexico who had moved to Houston to provide a U.S. education for his children. Garcia, a U.S. citizen, was of Salvadoran descent, and his native county was Harris County. Garcia, a gang member, had a history of criminal activity involving assault, making a "terroristic threat" towards a teacher, theft, and trespassing. Garcia, with three other men, did the robbery attempt at an apartment complex at the 17000 block of Cali in unincorporated Harris County. He shot Solano three times after Solano refused to give him his wallet and received $8. García said that he shot Solano out of panic. Garcia, Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ)#999360, arrived on death row on June 21, 2000. While on death row he was in Polunsky Unit. He was executed at Huntsville Unit, on October 6, 2015. Garcia apologized to Ana Solano, Garcia's widow, and her daughter before he was executed. He was the 11th death row prisoner to be executed in Texas in 2015. (en)
- Juan Martín García (18 de febrero de 1980– 6 de octubre de 2015) fue un condenado a muerte en Texas, Estados Unidos que fue ejecutado por asesinato capital. Un pandillero que tenía 18 años durante el asesinato, García era un ciudadano estadounidense, y un salvadoreño-estadounidense. (es)
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- Juan Martín García (18 de febrero de 1980– 6 de octubre de 2015) fue un condenado a muerte en Texas, Estados Unidos que fue ejecutado por asesinato capital. Un pandillero que tenía 18 años durante el asesinato, García era un ciudadano estadounidense, y un salvadoreño-estadounidense. (es)
- Juan Martín García (February 18, 1980 – October 6, 2015) was a Texas man who was executed for capital murder. On September 17, 1998, Garcia attempted to rob Hugo Solano, a 36-year old Christian missionary from Guadalajara, Mexico who had moved to Houston to provide a U.S. education for his children. Garcia, a U.S. citizen, was of Salvadoran descent, and his native county was Harris County. Garcia, a gang member, had a history of criminal activity involving assault, making a "terroristic threat" towards a teacher, theft, and trespassing. (en)
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