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Furry stowaway under hood of SUV gets evidence is tough to watch, but the family of a man killed in a 2017 wrong-way crash has waited over half a decade for a jury to see it.

Armando Ortiz, 28, was killed in January 2017 while driving on I-35 near Walzem, according to San Antonio police.

Paul Donaldson is accused of being intoxicated and driving the wrong way on Interstate 35 when he wrecked into Ortiz. He was charged with intoxication manslaughter in April 2017, nearly four months after the crash.

After several delays, a reindictment and a change of courts — Donaldson is on trial.