AND Webb County, Texas The big jury accused the man for almost a decade after allegedly trying to sexually attack her mother of nine children and killed her as she walked home from work.
Using advanced forensic methods, investigators with Texas Rangers and Police Directorate have identified 42-year-old Sergio Mendez as the culprit who allegedly killed 33-year-old Janette Escamilla Jaramillo of Laredo in Texas in 2016.
Texas Rangers said in a press release that on May 18, 2016, Jaramillo left his job to go home around midnight, although she never reached his destination.
Jaramill’s body was discovered under the sliding, just after a day at Seven Flags Park Park, employees of the Lareko Park and Recreation Department.
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Sergio Mendez was charged earlier this month of alleged murder Janette Escamilla Jaramillo on May 18, 2016. (Texas Rangers)
The Seven Flags Park is only blocks from where Jaramillo lived, according to the law officials.
Investigators learned that the victim was brutally strangled after an attempt to have a sexual attack.
During the investigation, the detectives examined the surveillance videos showing Jaramillo walking with an unidentified person about 30 minutes after she was seen leaving the job.
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Sergio Mendez was charged earlier this month of alleged murder Janette Escamilla Jaramillo on May 18, 2016. (Texas Rangers)
Police described the suspect as a tall with short, cropped hair and wore a garbage bag, although it was likely because it was raining that night.
At that time was There is not enough evidence arrest the suspect in Jaramill’s case.
However, in 2021, investigators were able to obtain funds from the Ministry of Justice (DOJ) after the case was identified as acceptable for the program of sexual abuse of the Ministry of Public Security (DPS) (Saki).
Pipette puts a sample in a bottle to extract evidence of DNA in the forensic laboratory. (Andrew Brookes via Getty Images)
Financing allows agencies across the US to further explore unresolved sexual attacks and sexually related murder.
Investigators used funds to carry out advanced DNA testing, which eventually identified Mendez as a suspect.
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On March 12, a large jury accused Mendez. He is currently in custody and withstanding a 10-year prison sentence in Edinburgo, Texas for a non-discharged crime.
