Syracuse, N.Y., police have made an arrest following the dying of a lady who was reported lacking the day after her twenty first birthday.
Jhon Chacaguasay-Ilbis, 21, was taken into custody Wednesday, June 26, and has since been charged with second-degree homicide and concealment of a human corpse in reference to the dying of Joselyn Toaquiza.
He pleaded not responsible at his arraignment on Thursday, June 27, per CNY Central.
In accordance with Syracuse police, Toaquiza, who labored as a housekeeper, was reported lacking on Wednesday, June 19 at 12:10 a.m.
“An investigation was commenced by CID Murder Unit detectives the place quite a few folks had been interviewed, an in depth neighborhood and a citywide canvass was performed,” police stated in a press launch. “As well as, a number of search warrants had been executed, and proof was recovered.”
Toaquiza’s physique was present in Lincoln Park, round 11:42 a.m. on Saturday, June 22, 4 days after her birthday.
She was strangled, the Onondaga County District Lawyer’s Workplace confirmed to CNY Central. Syracuse.com, citing prosecutors, say she was killed on her birthday.
Chacaguasay-Ilbis and Toaquiza could have been concerned in a romantic relationship, the Onondaga County District Lawyer stated, per CNY Central.
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Chacaguasay-Ilbis turned himself in to the Spring Valley Police Division and was introduced again to Syracuse the place he’s being held on the Onondaga County Justice Middle.
A GoFundMe web page described Toaquiza as a “very candy younger girl with a brilliant smile and joyful persona.”
“Joselyn was identified for her kindness, heat, and unyielding spirit,” wrote pal and colleague Christopher Renna. “Her sudden and premature dying has left an irreplaceable void in our hearts.”
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