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Joel Ayala Jr Murders Sister

Joel Ayala Jr is a twenty year old man from Lancaster Pennsylvania who has just been charged with the murder of his sister Linnette Ayala. According to police reports Joel Ayala Jr would shoot his sister Linnette Ayala multiple times in the head on March 10, 2022. Joey Ayala Jr who would admit to the murder and attempting to clean up the crime scene has been charged with one count of criminal homicide. 911 would receive a call from the father of Joel and Linnette stating his daughter was not breathing. When emergency personnel arrived at the Lancaster home they would find Linnette Ayala dead and partially wrapped up. Authorities believe Linnete Ayala died from cardiac arrest after being shot multiple times.

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A 20-year-old man is facing charges after police say he admitted to killing his sister at their East Hempfield Township home.

Joel Ayala Jr. is facing a single count of homicide for the death of his 22-year-old sister, Linnette Ayala.

Police found Linnette Ayala dead after responding to a report of cardiac arrest at a residence in the 2900 block of Spring Valley Road at 11:22 p.m. Thursday. Joel Ayala Sr. reported he found his daughter’s body partially wrapped in bedding in the garage, according to a criminal complaint.

Joel Ayala Jr. was not home when police arrived; he had left earlier with his mother.

he father found bleach, a bucket and other cleaning products along with blood on the sheets of his daughter’s bed, according to the complaint. Police found blood splatter in multiple locations throughout the house during their investigation.

Joel Ayala Jr. admitted to knowing his sister was dead and using a mop and bleach in the house before admitting he had killed his sister, according to the complaint.

Joel Ayala Jr. was taken to Lancaster County Prison without bail. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for March 25.

Police will continue to investigate the incident.

https://lancasteronline.com/news/local/20-year-old-lancaster-man-admits-to-killing-his-22-year-old-sister-in-east/article_c4e01762-a17e-11ec-80c6-8b58171086fb.html

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A woman’s body was found overnight in an East Hempfield Township, Lancaster County, home, and her brother is charged in her death.

The body was found inside a house along Spring Valley Road.

The victim, Linette Ayala, was 22 years old.
She suffered traumatic injuries from an apparent assault, according to police.
According to court documents, her father called 911 after returning home Thursday night and finding her body in the garage, wrapped in a blanket.
Joel Ayala Jr., 20, is charged with criminal homicide. (Video below.)
The criminal complaint alleges that when police asked him if he was responsible for his sister’s murder, he replied, “Yes.”
Ayala also admitted to trying to clean up the crime scene, investigators said.
There is no word on a motive for the killing

East Hempfield Township police issued the following statement Friday morning:

At 2322 hrs., Thursday March 10, 2022 East Hempfield Township Police Officers were dispatched by Lancaster County Wide Communication to an address in the 2900 block of Spring Valley Rd (East Hempfield Township- Lancaster County) in response to a cardiac arrest. The reporting person informed LCWC dispatch that a resident of the house was not breathing.

When officers arrived at the house, they located a deceased 22-year-old female who appeared to have sustained traumatic injury from an apparent assault.

A person of interest was identified and is currently being interviewed along with several witnesses.

The Lancaster County Coroner’s Office and the Lancaster County Office of the District Attorney are assisting the East Hempfield Township Police Department in the investigation.

Pending notification of family, the name of the deceased female is not being released at this time. At this time, there is no danger to the community. As more information is learned, further detail will be released.

https://www.wgal.com/article/womans-body-found-east-hempfield-township-pennsylvania/39407404

Nika Nikoubin Stabs Date In The Neck

Nika Nikoubin is a woman from Henderson Nevada who allegedly stabbed her date in the neck in retaliation for the 2020 drone strike death of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. According to police reports Nika Nikoubin met the man on the popular dating site Plenty Of Fish. The two were reportedly messing around in a hotel room when Nika Nikoubin would stab the man in the neck. The victim would push Nika Nikoubin off of him and flee the room. Apparently Nika Nikoubin would admit to hotel staff that she stabbed the man. Nika Nikoubin would later tell police that she attempted to murder the man in retaliation for the 2020 drone strike death of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani. Nika Nikoubin would be charged with attempted murder, battery with a deadly weapon and burglary.

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A woman is accused of stabbing her online date in retaliation for the death of a 2020 Iranian leader killed in an American drone strike, police wrote in court documents.

Nika Nikoubin, 21, had met the victim on the dating website Plenty of Fish, police in Henderson, Nevada, wrote in an arrest report. The duo then agreed to meet at Sunset Station Hotel and Casino on March 5, renting a room together.

While in the room, the pair began engaging in sexual activity and Nikoubin put a blindfold on the victim, police said. Nikoubin then turned off the lights, and several minutes later, the victim “felt a pain on the side of his neck.”

Nikoubin reportedly stabbed the victim “for revenge against U.S. troops for the killing of Qasem Soleimani in 2020,” police wrote in a report.

U.S. forces killed Soleimani in a drone strike in January 2020

After the stabbing, the victim pushed Nikoubin off of him and ran out of the room to call 911, police said. Nikoubin also ran out of the room, telling a hotel employee that she had just stabbed a man, according to the arrest report.

When talking to police, Nikoubin told an investigator “she wanted revenge.” She said she had listened to a song called “Grave Digger,” which “gave her the motivation … to carry out her revenge.”

Nikoubin now faces charges of attempted murder, battery with a deadly weapon and burglary, according to Clark County records.

A judge has set Nika Nikoubin’s bail at $60,000.

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A woman stabbed her date whom she had met online in retaliation for the 2020 death of an Iranian military leader killed in an American drone strike, police said.

Nika Nikoubin, 21, has been charged with attempted murder, battery with a deadly weapon and burglary, KLAS-TV reported.

Nikoubin and the man met online on a dating website, Henderson police wrote in an arrest report. The pair then agreed to meet at Sunset Station hotel on March 5, renting a room together.

While in the room, the pair began having sex when Nikoubin put a blindfold on the man, police said. Nikoubin then turned off the lights, and several minutes later, the man “felt a pain on the side of his neck,” KLAS reported.

Nikoubin reportedly stabbed the man in the neck “for revenge against U.S. troops for the killing of Qassem Soleimani in 2020,” police wrote in a report.

U.S. forces killed Soleimani , a top general in Iran’s military, in a drone strike in January 2020. Soleimani headed the expeditionary Quds Force of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps. responsible for the Islamic Republic’s foreign operations. He gained prominence for advising Shiite paramilitary forces fighting the Islamic State group in Iraq, before it was defeated in 2017.

After the stabbing, the man pushed Nikoubin off of him and ran out of the room to call 911, police said.

Nikoubin also ran out of the room, telling a hotel employee that she had just stabbed a man, police said.

When talking to police, Nikoubin told an investigator “she wanted revenge,” police said. She said she had listened to a song called “Grave Digger,” which “gave her the motivation… to carry out her revenge.”

The man’s current condition was not available, the Las Vegas Review Journal reported.

Nikoubin is scheduled to appear in court for a preliminary hearing March 24, the newspaper said, It’s not clear if she has a lawyer yet.

https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/police-woman-stabbed-date-revenge-iranians-killing-83413525

Tasha Tennin Gets 8 Years For Son’s Death

Tasha Tennin was sentenced to eight years in prison for locking her son overnight in a garage which led to his death. According to court documents Tasha Tennin would phone 911 telling operators that there was something wrong with her eight year old son. When emergency personnel arrived at the scene they would find the eight year old boy very cold and not breathing. Tasha Tennin would tell authorities that her son was sick when he arrived home from school. However the investigation would take a turn when the school told authorities the eight year old boy was full of energy and bouncing on the trampolines at school. Also another child from the home would tell authorities when Tasha Tennin would get mad at him she would lock him overnight in the garage. Tasha Tennin would be arrested an initially charged with first degree murder however she would later plea down to manslaughter and be sentenced to eight years in prison

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A grand jury has indicted a Brooklyn Park woman with first-degree murder for the death of her eight-year-old son, according to the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office.

When originally charged in September 2019, Tasha Tennin faced two counts of second-degree manslaughter, one for endangerment of a child and the other for culpable negligence.

Tennin is accused of locking her 8-year-old son in a frigid garage overnight, which led to his death in February of 2018, according to prosecutors.

According to the criminal complaint, Tennin called 911 on Feb. 1, 2018, to report her son was unresponsive and “staring into space.” First responders arrived and found the child was very cold, but not frozen. He was not breathing and had no pulse. The boy had urinated in his pants and first responders saw a puddle of frozen liquid in the garage.

First responders immediately began life saving efforts, but they were unsuccessful. The boy was pronounced dead 35 minutes after police arrived.

Tennin, 36, has been charged by the grand jury with first-degree murder while committing child abuse with a past pattern of child abuse, and unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, according to the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office.

Tennin is expected to make her first court appearance on Aug. 24

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/crime/brooklyn-park-woman-indicted-on-first-degree-murder/89-3b65e4cc-5f45-4da9-a789-726c7e627234

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A Brooklyn Park woman has entered a guilty plea to manslaughter charges in the death of her eight-year-old son.

Thirty-nine-year-old Tasha Tennin was accused of locking the boy in a cold garage overnight three years ago. The temperature was below zero and the child died.

A few months later, the victim’s brothers and sisters told a foster parent he had gotten into trouble with his mother and she ordered him to sit in the cold garage as punishment. They said she locked the door and left him there all night.

Tasha Tennin will be sentenced in March.

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suburban Minneapolis woman has been sentenced to nearly nine years in prison in the death of her 8-year-old son who was locked in a garage overnight during the winter.

Thirty-nine-year-old Tasha Tennin, of Brooklyn Park, was sentenced this week in Hennepin County District Court after pleading guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the 2018 death of Tayvion Davis.

With credit for time already served, Tennin will likely spend nearly six years in prison and the balance on supervised release.

According to court documents, Tayvion’s siblings told their foster parents that the boy got into trouble and was told by Tennin to sit in the garage.

Prosecutors said she locked the garage, and left the child there overnight in sub-zero temperatures.

https://www.keyc.com/2022/03/11/mother-sentenced-prison-hypothermia-death-son/

Gary Cabana Wanted In Museum Stabbings

NYPD is searching for Gary Cabana who is wanted after a double stabbing at the Museum of Modern Art on Saturday March 12 2022. According to police reports Gary Cabana entered the Museum of Modern Art to attend a film however he was told his membership to the museum had been revoked due to past poor behavior. Gary Cabana reacted by stabbing two museum employees and fleeing the building. Thankfully both employees are expected to survive their injuries. The double stabbing was caught on surveillance cameras. Any information regrading Gary Cabana and/or the Museum of Modern Art stabbing is asked to call NYPD

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Police on Sunday identified the crazed suspect on the loose who stabbed two workers at the Museum of Modern Art Saturday — and released shocking video of the bloodshed.

Gary Cabana, 60, was enraged that his membership to the iconic Midtown museum had been canceled when he rushed through the W. 53rd St. movie theater entrance and jumped over the counter, police said.

He repeatedly stabbed a man and woman, both 24, working behind the desk as they scrambled for cover, the video shows. A man who appears to be a museum security guard ran frantically along the other side of the counter, pointing at the attacker and hurling objects at him.

The assailant stabbed the male worker in the collarbone behind the neck and the woman in the lower back and neck, police said. Both victims managed to escape and medics took them to Bellevue Hospital, where they’re expected to fully recover.

Cabana managed to run off and the NYPD on Sunday asked the public’s help tracking him down.

Police said he had his museum membership revoked on Friday because of two past disruptions and he flew into a rage Saturday when he discovered he wouldn’t be allowed in to see a movie.

Cabana portrays himself as a film and theater superfan on his Instagram and Facebook pages, regularly posting loopy commentary on shows he’s seen. Cabana posted several photos of MOMA exhibits in January and February.

His Facebook profile includes several anti-Trump rants, including a Feb. 4 screed where he accused the former president of deliberately letting COVID spread to improve his re-election chances. “HE IS A MASS MURDERER. GO TO MAR-A-LAGO AND CUT THE HEAD OFF THE SNAKE,” he wrote.“Take his life or take your own.”

Cops ask anyone with information about Cabana’s whereabouts to call Crime Stoppers at (800) 577-TIPS. All calls will be kept confidential.

https://news.yahoo.com/video-nypd-releases-shocking-video-122100923.html

Tristan Borlase Teen Killer Murders Parents

Tristan Borlase is a teen killer from North Carolina who would be convicted of the murders of his parents. According to court documents Tristan Borlase would fatally stab his father whose body would be found in the yard and fatally stab his mother who was found sitting in her truck. According to reports Jeff Borlase, 43, and his wife, Tanya, 44, had eight children including a number who were adopted. Tristan Borlase was one of their biological children. Tristan Borlase would be arrested, convicted and sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole

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Documents provided by the Watauga County Clerk of Court’s office shed some light on what Watauga County Sheriff’s Deputies encountered on the night of April 10 when the bodies of Jeffery David Borlase and Tanya Maye Borlase were discovered at their home in Deep Gap.

According to an affidavit from Detective Matthew F. Rollins, a call was received by Watauga County Communications at 10:32 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10. Deputies were dispatched to Orchard Road in Deep Gap following a call from a family member that reported a lot of blood and three missing family members.

When deputies arrived, they discovered blood on stone steps of the walkway that leads to the house. Blood was also found on the porch and the doormats just before entering the house. The door was unlocked and deputies proceeded into the home. Blood was found on the floor just inside the door and a blood trail from the entrance going up the main stairs of the residence.

Outside, deputies searched the property and discovered Jeffery Borlase’s body under a hammock behind an outbuilding with puncture wounds to the abdomen.

Deputies continued to search the scene and located a truck in the woods that “appeared to be an attempt to hide the vehicle.” The truck, a 2001 Ford F-150, belonged to the family and had been reported missing. Deputies quickly discovered another deceased victim identified as Tanya Borlase. She was in the bed of the truck covered in a blanket with bags of mulch piled on top of her.

While detectives were still at the Deep Gap crime scene, court documents state that the Watauga County Sheriff’s Office was notified that Tristan Noah Borlase, 17, had been detained and taken into custody in Johnson County, Tennessee. Borlase was driving a truck that was registered to his father and had a female, Evelyn Faith Jackson, in the vehicle with him. According to the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, Borlase and Jackson both had blood on their clothing and search warrants were issued for both of their cellphones.

Tristan Borlase was charged with two counts of murder and is being held without bond. Borlase will appear in court on May 7. No additional charges against other individuals in this investigation are pending at this time. Defensive attorney Garland Baker is representing Borlase.

Other court documents show that search warrants were issued for the search of a home DVR, a ring.com doorbell camera system, a Snapchat account that is believed to belong to Tristan Borlase and a total of five cellphones that may have pertinent information involving the crimes that occurred.

Tristan Borlase 2022 Information

Offender Number:	1678880
Inmate Status:	ACTIVE
Gender:	MALE
Race:	WHITE
Ethnic Group:	NOT HISPANIC/LATINO
Birth Date:	05/11/2001
Age:	20
Current Location:	CENTRAL PRISON

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Tristan Borlase is serving two life without parole sentences