Fugitive on the FBI 10 most sought after lists for the murder of the bride in Illinois trapped in Mexico
Fugitive on FBI -Je’s 10 most sought after sheet Due to the alleged killing of her wife at their wedding night at Illinois, more than 12 years ago, she was captured in Mexico, according to FBI Chicago.
Arnoldo Jimenez was brought to custody without an incident on Thursday at Monterrey, Mexico, regarding the death of 26-year-old Estrella Carrera 2012.
On May 13, 2012, Carrera was found dead in the tub of her apartment in Burbank, Illinois, less than 48 hours after marriage to Jimenez.
Arnoldo Jimenez was taken into custody without an incident on Thursday at Monterrey, Mexico. (FBI)
Jimenez is charged with first degree murderand a state order published for his arrest on May 15, 2012. The federal order was published two days later after Jimenez was charged for an illegal flight to avoid criminal persecution.
FBI Chicago, San Antonio FBI, FBI Legat Mexico City and US District Court in the North District of Illinois cooperated in the investigation to find Jimenez. Agents with Fiscalia General de la República, in cooperation with the international organization of criminal police, arrested him.
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“The FBI greatly appreciates the Burbank Police Directorate, our partners for the implementation of the law in Mexico and the public for their enormous investigative efforts and cooperation in the capture of the ten most sought after run by Arnold Jimenez,” Douglas S. depodest, a special agent in charge of the FBI , he said in a statement “The FBI will use all their available resources to bring criminals to justice, no matter how long or where they can be in the world.”
Burbank police Deputy Chief William Casey said: “The administration of Arnold Jimenez was a consequence of the tireless teamwork by the FBI FBI Police Directorate, we would like to praise the professionalism and commitment of all involved. By bringing justice for Estrela Carrera and her family.”
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Jimenez will remain in custody until the extradition process.
He was the fourth desirable fugitive in the US when he was detained.
