Nicole Virzi is an alleged killer from Pennsylvania who has been charged with the murder of a six week old infant
According to police reports Nicole Virzi was at a friends home, Ethan Katz and Savannah Roberts, when she would murder the six week old infant. The parents of the child Katz and Roberts, were at the hospital getting their other six week old child treated for injuries that were allegedly committed by Nicole Virzi
Nicole would tell police that the six week old infant had fallen from his bouncing chair while she was in the kitchen preparing his bottle
Nicole Virzi would be arrested and has been charged with homicide, child endangerment, and aggravated assault
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A San Diego woman is accused of killing a baby twin and injuring his sibling while she was babysitting in a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania neighborhood.
Nicole Elizabeth Virzi, 29, is being held in a Pittsburgh jail without bail on charges of homicide, three counts of aggravated assault and two counts of child endangerment, according to charging documents obtained by NBC 7.
David Shrager, the woman’s defense attorney, told WPXI Virzi was changing one of the 6-week-old twins on June 15 when she noticed bruising and swelling. She told the child’s parents who took that baby to the hospital.
Virzi told her lawyer while she was alone with the other twin, the baby fell out of a bouncer, WPXI reported. The baby died in the hospital a short time later.
Doctors said the injuries weren’t consistent with a fall. The cause of death was determined to be blunt force trauma, court documents obtained by WPXI show. The surviving twin’s injuries — scratches, bruising and swelling — were obtained in Virzi’s care, the court documents allege.
Virzi denies the allegations. Her attorney said “it was purely accidental,” WPXI reported.
Shrager said Virzi was visiting the couple from California, where she was working to obtain her PhD. Records obtained by NBC 7 showed she has lived in Hillcrest for the last four years.
Mia Bailey is an alleged killer from Utah who has been charged with the murder of her parents
According to police reports officers would arrive at a home in Utah after neighbors reported hearing gunshots. Once they entered the home they would discover the bodies of Joseph and Gail Bailey, ages 70 and 69.
A search would begin for Mia Bailey, a transgendered woman, and after searching for a few hours police would corner Mia. When officers approached Bailey she would pull a gun from her pants and put it to her head however she would ultimately surrender
Mia Bailey allegedly admitted to police that she was responsible for the murders of her parents. Bailey would also tell Officers that she went downstairs and fired into the door of a bedroom where her brother and wife were
Mia Bailey has been charged with seven counts of felony discharge of a firearm, three counts of aggravated murder, and one account of aggravated burglary.
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New details have been released in a probable cause statement, reporting that Mia Bailey, who was wanted as a suspect in a double homicide, admitted to shooting her parents to death.
Police said when they arrived on scene Tuesday, they found two deceased adults who were later identified as Bailey’s parents. Both were covered in blood, police said.
After searching for Bailey, police were tipped off that she was in the area of Horseman Park and River Rd. in St. George, police said. When officers found her, court documents said she pulled a gun from her waistband and held it to her head as she walked away from police. They lost sight of her, documents said.
Bailey was apprehended Wednesday morning when she surrendered to police near the St. George Temple, documents said.
Police said Bailey admitted to entering her mother and father’s house and shooting them in an attempt to kill them before going downstairs, where her brother and his wife locked themselves in his bedroom. Bailey told police she shot through the locked door, stating she did not care if the shot had killed him
Police said they found evidence of a small bullet hole in Bailey’s brother’s door.
Bailey then went back upstairs to make sure her parents were dead, police said.
“Mia further stated that she did not have remorse for her actions and that she would not change what she had done. Mia stated ‘I would do it again. I hate them,'” documents said.
Documents said Bailey is being charged for seven counts of felony discharge of a firearm, three counts of aggravated murder, and one account of aggravated burglary.
Rory Atwood is a an accused killer from Florida who has been charged with murder after police find human remains on his property
According to police reports officers were investigating Rory Atwood property in Hudson Florida when they came upon human remains
Officials believe the human remains belong to a family who had been reported missing: 26-year-old Rain Mancini, 25-year-old Phillip Zilliot II, 6-year-old Karma Zilliot and 5-year-old Phillip Zilliot III went missing earlier this month. Officials have not confirmed the human remains are that of the Mancini Zilliot family as they have to await proper testing
Police have said that the last time the Mancini Zilliot family was seen was when they were headed to Rory Atwood home
Police believe that an argument broke out between the adults that led to the murders
Rory Atwood has been charged with murder
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A family of four that went missing last week, including two kids ages 5 and 6, is feared dead after law enforcement officials searched a property in Hudson, Florida, and found human remains, authorities said.
The Pasco County Sheriff’s Office said the owner of the property, 25-year-old Rory Atwood, has been charged with first-degree murder.
Sheriff Chris Nocco said during a press conference on Saturday that the human remains found on Atwood’s property have not yet been identified, though investigators believe they could be those of the missing family. For now, the sheriff’s office is referring to the remains as belonging to John Doe.
Investigators said 26-year-old Rain Mancini, 25-year-old Phillip Zilliot II, 6-year-old Karma Zilliot and 5-year-old Phillip Zilliot III were last seen at about 12:30 a.m. on June 12 near Nottingham Trail in Hudson.
Authorities said that at about 11:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Mancini got picked up at her mother’s house by a friend who drove her to Atwood’s home on Nottingham Trail.
Nocco said that was the last time Mancini’s mother saw her daughter.
Mancini, her friend, Zilliot II, and Atwood were at the house with Mancini and Zilliot’s two children and Atwood’s daughter, officials said. During that time, the sheriff said, the adults were drinking.
Zilliot II and his mother spoke over the phone at around midnight that night.
“Per Rain’s friend, Rain, Phillip and Rory were all drinking alcohol, and they started arguing,” Nocco said. Investigators are still working to piece together what happened that night, but at about 2 a.m., Atwood allegedly frantically called a friend to say he had shot someone.
It took at least 12 hours for someone to contact the sheriff’s office, Nocco said, and by then, the information coming in was third- or fourth-hand.
On Thursday evening, deputies searched Atwood’s property with his permission. The property is about 10 acres of rural land, and authorities were unable to find anything out of the ordinary.
On Wednesday evening, investigators spoke with Mancini’s mother, who said she did not know where her daughter was and had not spoken with her since Wednesday.
Deputies returned to Atwood’s property on Friday night to search for the now-missing family, and human remains were discovered.
“This along with several admissions is what led to Rory Atwood being charged with first-degree homicide,” Nocco said.
Until the remains are identified, the missing-persons case remains active.
The sheriff’s office told Fox News Digital on Sunday that the investigation is ongoing and there was no new information to provide in terms of the identity of the remains.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of these individuals is asked to call the Pasco Sheriff’s nonemergency line at 727-847-8102, option 7, or report tips online at pascosheriff.com/tips.
Victor Martinez-Hernandez is an accused killer who has been charged with the murder of Rachel Morin in Maryland
According to police reports Rachel Morin, who was the mother of five would be reported missing by her boyfriend. Police would find her body near the Bel Air’s Ma and Pa hiking trail in Maryland.
DNA from the crime scene would point to a suspect who was involved in a home invasion and assault in Los Angeles months prior however officials did not know the identity of the suspect
Soon however authorities would figure out the suspect was Victor Martinez-Hernandez who had fled his country and illegally entered the USA after he committed a murder in his home country.
Martinez-Hernandez would be arrested and has been charged with the murder of Rachel Morin as well as a host of other charges
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Investigators announced Saturday afternoon the arrest of a 23-year-old El Salvadoran man for the murder of Rachel Morin in Maryland last August.
Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez was arrested in Tulsa, Oklahoma, late Friday night after a 10-month investigation that included use of investigative genetic genealogy, local and federal investigators said at a press conference announcing the arrest.
Patricia Morin, Rachel’s mother, spoke briefly at the news conference, thanking law enforcement for working tirelessly to find her daughter’s killer.
The 37-year-old mother of five was found dead in in a drainage ditch along Bel Air’s Ma and Pa hiking trail on August 6, a day after her boyfriend reported her missing, as CrimeOnline reported. Shortly afterward, DNA evidence linked the murder to a home invasion and assault in Los Angeles in March 2023. The suspect was seen on video leaving the residence where the crime took place, but investigators didn’t know his name.
Harford County Sheriff Jeff Gahler said the breakthrough in the case came three weeks earlier when DNA evidence uncovered the suspect’s identity.
“Now we knew who he was, but we still didn’t know where he was,” the sheriff said.
That changed quickly over the past two weeks, Gahler said, as investigators tracked him to Oklahoma and obtained an arrest warrant Friday afternoon.
Gahler said that Martinez Hernandez crossed into the United States illegally in February 2023, a month after he allegedly killed a woman in his home country. While US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has placed a detainer on him, Gahler said that he will face charges in Maryland and California before he is deported.
The sheriff did not provide details about the arrest, but he said that the suspect faces a trespassing charge in Tulsa related to the arrest process.
Harford County State’s Attorney Alison Healey said her office has already initiated the extradition process to bring the suspect back to Maryland, adding that she would “personally be leading the prosecution of this case.”
Bill DelBogno, special agent in charge of the FBI’s Baltimore field office, said his team provided investigative genetic genealogy to identify family members of the suspect, and the agency’s legal attaches in El Salvador coordinated with Salvadoran authorities on the identification.
Gahler said that the suspect is believed to have some connection with Salvadoran gangs who helped him travel around the country, but he faces no charges related to gang activity either in the United States or El Salvador. He added that investigators have seen “nothing to indicate anyone other than him was involved” in Morin’s murder.
Maryland investigators have gone to Oklahoma to work on the case from there, he said. When he’s brought back to Maryland, Victor Martinez-Hernandez will face charges of first degree murder and first degree rape.
Alyssa Venable is an accused killer from Virginia who has been charged with the triple murders of her roommates
According to police reports officers would go to a home in Spotsylvania Virginia where they would discover the bodies of Robert John McGuire, 77, Gregory Scott Powell, 60, and Carol Anne Reese, 65. According to initial police reports the three victims all suffered major trauma to their upper bodies.
Police would soon figure out that the missing roommate, Alyssa Venable, was believed to be responsible for the triple murder
After a two day manhunt Alyssa Venable was spotted in New York state and a brief police chase would take place ending with Venable being placed into police custody. Venable will be extradited back to Virginia where she will face three counts of murder among other charges
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A woman accused of killing her three roommates in Spotsylvania has been arrested after a two-day search.
Alyssa Jane Venable, 23, was captured after a vehicle pursuit on I-86 in Steuben County, New York, with help from the United States Marshals Service and the New York State Police.
Around 5:45 p.m. on Thursday, troopers with the New York State Police observed a gray 2009 Honda Civic matching what Vendable was known to drive and attempted to initiate a traffic stop
The driver refused to stop, and a high-speed chase ensued. At some point during the pursuit, a tire deflation device was used, causing the vehicle to crash.
Venable was taken into custody without further incident.
No citizens or law enforcement were injured during this incident.
New York State Police will be obtaining a fugitive warrant for Venable, and arrangements are being made now to bring her back to Virginia.
Deputies were called to a home on White Street Court on Tuesday, June 4, around 10 p.m. to check on the residents’ welfare.
“Upon arrival, deputies made entry into the residence to discover three adults (two men and one woman) deceased from upper body trauma. After further investigation and evidence collection, it was discovered that a roommate (Venable) had committed this heinous crime,” the Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office said.
On Thursday, the victims were identified:
Robert John McGuire, 77, of Spotsylvania, Va.
Gregory Scott Powell, 60, Spotsylvania, Va.
Carol Anne Reese, 65, Spotsylvania, Va.
Anyone with more information on this case is asked to call the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office at 540-582-7115.
The Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office says a woman suspected of killing her three roommates may have shaved her head to evade detection.
Alyssa Jane Venable, 23, is accused of killing three people at a home on White Street Court on Tuesday.
Deputies were called to the home around 10 p.m. for a welfare check on the residents.
“Upon arrival, deputies made entry into the residence to discover three adults (two men and one woman) deceased from upper body trauma. After further investigation and evidence collection, it was discovered that a roommate (Venable) had committed this heinous crime,” the Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office said.
Bonnie Ennis lives nearby on Benchmark Road.
“My grandkids, they come out here usually every day. I didn’t want them to go outside by themselves because I never know if they’re still around,” Ennis said.
She said people there usually keep to themselves until Tuesday night when she saw police lights across the road.
“I didn’t even know what was going on,” Ennis said. “I was leaving for work around midnight, I see a lot of cop cars over there.”
Her house sits right across the street from where the crime happened.
“Makes you wonder how somebody could do something like that,” she said.
For this crime, Venable is now wanted on three counts of second-degree murder and a firearm charge.
We’ve also learned she was charged with misdemeanor assault and battery in May in a different case.
“That is terrible,” Ennis said. “I don’t know what the world’s coming to, but I hope they get her help.”
Ennis said their peaceful community is now shaken by this gruesome and violent crime.
“I just hope if she’s out there, she’s gone away from here,” she said.
On Thursday, the victims were identified:
Robert John McGuire, 77, of Spotsylvania, Va.
Gregory Scott Powell, 60, Spotsylvania, Va.
Carol Anne Reese, 65, Spotsylvania, Va.
Venable is now on the run and faces three counts of second-degree murder and a gun charge.
Venable may be driving a gray 2009 Honda Civic with a Virginia tag TRK-7451.
In an interview with FOX 5, her grandmother, Jane, begged her to call home.
“Please call home. Please call home,” Jane Venable said. “She is being accused of a heinous, heinous crime, and we don’t know the facts. We don’t know, but right now, my granddaughter is missing, and we don’t know if she’s at risk of taking her life. So we just say, please, AJ, call home.”
Anyone with information on Venable’s whereabouts is asked to call the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office at 540-582-7115.
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