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Nicholas Myklebust Murders Wife And Daughter

Nicholas Myklebust is an accused killer from Colorado who has been charged with the murder of his wife and young daughter

According to police reports Nicholas Myklebust, who is a professor at Regis University, would call 911 saying that he found his wife 44-year-old Seorin Kim and their young daughter (the girls age has not been released) unresponsive

When officers would arrive at the scene they would find the bodies of Seorin Kim and the young child. Seorin had bruising to her face which were not consistent from a fall in which Nicholas Myklebust claimed that his wife had probably fallen from a stepladder. Mykebust also had bruising to his knuckles and a number of scratches on his body. Police said the little girl had no visible injuries

Nicholas Myklebust would be arrested and has been charged with murder

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A 44-year-old associate professor at Denver’s Regis University was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder after police found his wife with head injuries and their infant daughter not breathing at their Central Park home on Monday morning.

Nicholas Myklebust called 911 just before 7 a.m. Monday from his home in the 3200 block of North Syracuse Street and reported finding his wife on the ground with blood coming from her head and their daughter not breathing, according to the Denver Police Department and an arrest affidavit.

The woman, identified by police as 44-year-old Seorin Kim, was taken to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The baby girl, whose age was not provided, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Investigators noted Kim had blunt-force injuries to her face and head that were not consistent with a fall and police found bruising and blood on Myklebust’s knuckles and scratches on his chest and neck, according to the affidavit.

Their daughter did not have any visible injuries.

Denver’s Office of the Medical Examiner will determine the cause and manner of death for both victims, police said.

Myklebust told police he woke up from sleeping on the couch and went into the bedroom to check on his wife and daughter when he found Kim face-down and injured and the baby not breathing, according to the affidavit. He told officers their relationship was “great,” though the baby had been more fussy than usual and the couple had been depressed since experiencing a personal loss in 2021.

Myklebust told police the bruising on his knuckles was skin discoloration and the scratches on his body were from itching his psoriasis, investigators wrote. He also said Kim must have fallen from a step ladder in the bedroom.

Myklebust, an associate professor of English at Regis, does not have previous criminal charges in Colorado other than a speeding conviction, according to court records.

Regis officials released a statement Tuesday afternoon saying they were saddened to learn of Myklebust’s arrest and that the news was “profoundly distressing for our entire community.”

“Our thoughts and prayers are with everyone affected by this situation, especially the victims’ family, and all members of our community who are grappling with this difficult news,” university officials said. “In moments of such sorrow and confusion, we are reminded of our Jesuit values to offer compassion, and to seek justice with love.”

Nicholas Myklebust is in custody at the Downtown Detention Center on suspicion of one count of first-degree murder and was set to appear in court Tuesday.

Regis professor arrested on suspicion of murder in wife’s death; daughter also found dead

Shenting Guo Murders Man Over Paternity

Shenting Guo is an alleged killer from Colorado who is charged with the murder of a man in brutal fashion

According to police reports Shenting Guo and the victim (who has not been named) would get into an argument after Guo told the man she thought she was pregnant however the talk would quickly go south as the man was not convinced he was the father of the unborn child

Shenting Guo allegedly would stab the man in the leg and cut off his male organ. The woman would then leave to go to the market to pick up first aid supplies and beer. When she returned to the residence the man would tell her that he thought he was dying and Guo responded by giving him ibuprofen.

Authorities would go to the residence after someone called 911 and reported an unresponsive male. The victim would die from his injuries

Shenting Guo would be arrested and has been charged with murder

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A 32-year-old woman has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder after a stabbing Tuesday evening.

Grand Junction Police responded to the Woodspring Suites, 659 Market St., just before 9 p.m. on Tuesday for a call about an unresponsive male.

According to GJPD, the man was found with a suspected knife wound, and was pronounced dead at the scene.

Shenting Guo was arrested and booked into the Mesa County Detention Facility.

According to the arrest affidavit, Guo told police she and the man had been in a romantic relationship. She thought she was pregnant, and was arguing with the man over whether he was the father of the child.

During the argument, according to police, Guo said she stabbed the man in the leg.

“She said she was not trying to kill him, but admitted to stabbing him because she was ‘so angry,’ “ the affidavit states.

The woman also told police she cut off the man’s penis, according to the affidavit.

Guo told police the man didn’t appear to be in pain so she went to the City Market nearby and bought rubbing alcohol, antibiotics and beer, but forgot to buy bandages, according to the affidavit.

According to the affidavit, Guo told police at one point during the day the man told her he was cold and might die. She said she gave the man some ibuprofen, propel water and “greens,” but soon after his eyes went dull.

The Mesa County Coroner’s Office is responsible for releasing the identity of the deceased, as well as the cause and manner of death.

Guo is being held at the Mesa County Detention Facility on a $1 million cash bond.

https://www.gjsentinel.com/breaking/woman-charged-with-second-degree-murder-after-gruesome-incident/article_71ac455c-12e7-11ef-bf15-33a0777672b1.html

Nicholas Jordan Murders 2 In Colorado

Nicholas Jordan is an accused killer from Colorado who has been charged with the murders of two people found dead in a dorm room at the University of Colorado

According to police reports officers would find the bodies of Celie Rain Montgomery, 26, and Samuel Knopp, 24, inside of a dorm room at the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs. Samuel Knopp was a a student at the University

Police in Colorado believe that the double murder was not a random event however they have not released a motive for the double murder

After a search Nicholas Jordan was taken into custody and has been charged with two counts of murder. Jordan was a student at the University

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A student was arrested Monday on murder charges over the shootings of two people who were found dead in a dorm room last week at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, police said.

The Colorado Springs Police Department said officers arrested Nicholas Jordan, 25, without incident on two counts of first-degree murder. Jordan, who is from Detroit, was a student at the school at the time of the shooting on Friday, Feb. 16, said university spokesperson Jenna Press.

The victims were identified as Celie Rain Montgomery, 26, and Samuel Knopp, 24, a student at the university about 69 miles south of Denver. Montgomery was not currently enrolled.

After getting an arrest warrant, the police’s motor vehicle theft unit found Jordan in a car and the tactical enforcement unit took him into custody in Colorado Springs, police announced on the social media platform X.

Friday’s shooting was an isolated incident between people who knew one another and was not a random attack on the university, police said. While the coroner’s office will determine how they died, each victim was shot at least once, police previously said.

The police department was called early Friday morning about shots fired from the university’s dormitory, Creston House, where they found the two already dead.

A campus-wide lockdown was issued for 90 minutes after the shooting, and the university remained closed for the day and through the weekend. Monday classes have been canceled while the school offers walk-in counseling.

Dozens gathered for a memorial walk Monday at the school, which is home to more than 11,000 students and nearly 2,000 faculty and staff.

It’s unknown if Jordan has an attorney who can comment on his behalf. Court records aren’t yet available in the case, and a hearing hasn’t been scheduled.

https://kdvr.com/news/nationalworld-news/student-arrested-on-murder-charges-after-2-found-dead-in-a-colorado-college-dorm/

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A 25-year-old student who is believed to be responsible for the fatal shooting of two people inside a dorm room on the University of Colorado – Colorado Springs campus is under arrest. Police in Colorado Springs announced that they arrested of Nicholas Jordan in Colorado Springs on Monday morning

“It was really a smooth arrest,” said Colorado Springs Police Chief Adrian Vasquez.

Authorities said the suspect and the victims knew each other. The Colorado Springs Police Department said it was “not a random attack against the school or other students at the university.”

A 24-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman were found dead with gunshot wounds early Friday morning in Crestone House in the Alpine Village area. They were identified over the weekend as Samuel Knopp, a registered UCCS student from Parker, and Celie Rain Montgomery, who was from Pueblo.

Nicholas Jordan is from Detroit and is enrolled as a student at UCCS, school spokesman Chris Valentine said. Police said they obtained an arrest warrant for him late in the day on Friday on two counts of first-degree murder. He was spotted by police officers near the 4900 block of Cliff Point Circle East on Monday morning and was arrested in a traffic stop and taken to the El Paso County Jail.

CSPD said their investigation remains active. They are asking that anyone who has information about the crime that might be helpful to detectives and hasn’t spoken with police yet contact them at (719) 444-7000. People who want to remain anonymous can call the Crime Stoppers Tip Line at (719) 634-STOP (7867) or 1-800-222-8477.

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/suspect-arrested-double-shooting-university-colorado-springs-custody-samuel-knopp-celie-rain-montgomery/

Kimberlee Singler Wanted For 2 Murders

Kimberlee Singler is a woman from Colorado Springs who authorities are searching for as she is believed to be responsible for the murders of her two children

According to police reports authorities arrived at Kimberlee Singler home and found her and her eleven year old daughter injured and the bodies of her 9-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son

Police had been called to the home in response to a burglary. Kimberlee Singler and her eleven year old daughter were transported to the hospital as police investigated the burglary

However it soon became apparent there was no burglary and an arrest warrant was issued for Kimberlee Singler however she had disappeared

Now authorities are searching for Kimberlee Singler who is facing charges of of multiple counts of first-degree murder, first-degree attempted murder, child abuse and assault

Anyone with information can contact Colorado Springs police at 719-444-7000 or Crime Stoppers at 719-634-7867.

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A Colorado Springs woman is accused of killing her 9-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son and attempting to kill her 11-year-old daughter on Dec. 19, according to the Colorado Springs Police Department.

Kimberlee Singler, 35, is wanted on suspicion of multiple counts of first-degree murder, first-degree attempted murder, child abuse and assault.

Law enforcement responded to a 911 call about a burglary in the 5300 block of Palomino Ranch Point at 12:29 a.m. on Dec. 19 and found Singler and her 11-year-old daughter with injuries as well as the bodies of Singler’s 9-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son, according to Colorado Springs police.

Singler and the 11-year-old were treated for their injuries and transported to local hospitals for treatment.

Investigators determined the reported burglary was unfounded and obtained an arrest warrant for Singer on Dec. 26, according to Colorado Springs police. The arrest warrant is currently sealed.

Singler was last seen on Saturday and her current whereabouts are unknown, according to the department.

Colorado Springs mom wanted for murder of 9-year-old daughter, 7-year-old son

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An initial burglary call led Colorado Springs investigators to discover the bodies of two dead children. Police now say their mother is the suspect in their murders, and she’s on the run.

Officers issued an arrest warrant for 35-year-old Kimberlee Singler. She’s considered a fugitive in the killings of her 9-year-old daughter and 7-year-old son, as well as the attempted murder of her 11-year-old daughter.

The Colorado Springs Police Department said its investigation started in the 5300 block of Palomino Ranch Point on Dec. 19, when they were called to the home for a burglary.

“Very surprising. This has always been a quiet neighborhood. Nothing really happens here. We all really know each other,” neighbor Daniel Lane told FOX31.

Police found Singler and her 11-year-old daughter with injuries. At that time, they also discovered the bodies of her two youngest inside the apartment.

“The kids play out here all the time. There was just a snowman right there that they built a week ago. It finally just melted,” Lane said.

Police said the 11-year-old is safe and being taken care of.

As investigators looked further into this case, they found the initial report of burglary to be unfounded.

On Tuesday, investigators established probable cause and obtained an arrest warrant for Singler on several charges, including two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of felony child abuse.

When the warrant was issued, the department’s Violent Offender Force began efforts to find Singler to arrest her, but she hasn’t been found. Police say she was last seen on Saturday, four days after the killings, and her whereabouts are unknown.

A $10 million bond was set by the court.

“The fact she’s still on the loose, do I need a security door on my home? What’s happening? Where’d she go?” Lane said. “The person in question, she was the daughter who lived in the home. Her van was over there — it’s gone.”

“I have heard nothing about the grandmother who owns the condo and lives there as well,” Lane said.

Police say this is an active investigation.

Anyone with information or who is a witness is asked to call the Colorado Springs Police Department at (719) 444-7000. If you wish to remain anonymous, you may call the Crime Stoppers Tip Line at (719) 634-STOP (7867) or 1-800-222-8477.

https://kdvr.com/news/local/wanted-colorado-springs-mother-accused-of-murdering-her-2-children/

Kimberlee Singler Arrest

A Colorado woman sought on suspicion of killing her two young children while wounding a third, was arrested in the United Kingdom on Saturday, according to police.

Colorado Springs officials said 35-year-old Kimberlee Singler was wanted on an arrested warrant alleging murder, attempted murder and child abuse.

Officers with the Colorado Springs Police Department responded to reports of a burglary at an apartment at about 12:30 a.m. on Dec. 19. When they arrived, they discovered Singler’s 7-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter were dead.

Singler and her 11-year-old daughter were also found injured at the scene and were transported to an area hospital for treatment.

“As the investigation into this case unfolded, it was determined the initial report of a burglary was unfounded,” a statement from police said.

The Associated Press reported that a spokesperson for the department said Singler cooperated with police at first but disappeared during the investigation.

Police were unable to locate and apprehend Singler once an arrest warrant on charges of murder and attempted murder was obtained on Tuesday.

Although not under surveillance, the spokesperson said, Singler was last seen in Colorado Springs on Dec. 23.
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Police did not provide details about Singler’s arrest in the United Kingdom, but said they are working with multiple law enforcement agencies.

Singler was initially treated as a burglary victim. Her 11-year-old daughter was hospitalized for a few days before she was released, the spokesperson told the AP, adding she is recovering in Colorado Springs.

The deaths of the children came as Singler and her ex-husband were involved in an ongoing legal battle over parenting and other issues.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/colorado-mother-accused-murdering-children-arrested-uk-police

Isabella Guzman Murders Mother In Colorado

Isabella Guzman was a eighteen year old teen killer from Colorado who would stab her mother to death in Colorado

According to court documents Isabella Guzman would corner her mother, Yun Hi Moy, and stab the woman nearly eighty times. When Isabella was arrested she would tell police her name was Samantha Gonzales and she had no knowledge of the brutal murder. Police did not buy her case and she would be charged with murder

However when Isabella Guzman reached court she would plead not guilty by reason of insanity and instead of spending the rest of her life in the Colorado Department of Corrections she was sent to a mental heal institution where she will remain until she no longer poses a threat to herself or others

Isabella Guzman was diagnosed with schizophrenia and had long suffered from delusions

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Isabella Guzman was 18 years old when police say she brutally stabbed her mother to death at her mother’s home in Aurora in 2013. She pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity, something prosecutors said was clear. A judge accepted the plea, sending Guzman to the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo.

In November 2020 she launched an effort to be released, telling CBS4’s Rick Sallinger she is on medication and her sanity has been restored while alleging she suffered years of abuse at the hands of her family.

Going back to the crime, court documents said Guzman’s mother, Yun Hi Moy, was stabbed 79 times in the face, neck and torso on the upstairs floor of the home. Her stepfather was home and found Guzman standing over his wife, holding a knife. Guzman ran from the home and was arrested the following day.

As the case unfolded in the summer of 2014, doctors told the court Guzman was schizophrenic and had suffered highly disturbing delusions for years.

He told the court Guzman did not believe her mother was in fact her mother. He testified Guzman believed she was killing a woman named Cecelia in order to save the world.

Prosecutors took that evidence very seriously. “We punish people who make decisions to do wrong when they knew better and they could have done something differently. And in this particular case I am convinced, based on the evidence that I’ve seen and the information that’s been presented in court, that this woman did not know right from wrong and she could not have acted differently than she did, given the significant schizophrenia and paranoid delusions, audible, visual hallucinations that she was going through. I was convinced of it and I felt like in the interest of justice I had to take these steps,” said then 18th Judicidial District Attorney George Brauchler.

At the time Brauchler said Guzman would stay at the state hospital until she was no longer a threat to herself or the community which could be days or for the rest of her life.

It was seven years later when Guzman talked with Sallinger about her mental state, saying she is ready to rejoin society.

“I was not myself when I did that, and I have since been restored to full health,” she said.

Guzman talked about a fight she had with her mother, one revealed in those 2013 court documents which included a note Guzman wrote which included the words, “You will pay.

“The fight with my mom was terrible and I was injured in the process,” Guzman told Sallinger in November 2020. “I have the scars on my hand.”

“I was abused at home by my family for many years. My parents are Jehovah’s Witnesses, and I left the religion when I was 14, and the abuse at home worsened after I quit,” she said.

Guzman alleges she has been abused while at the state hospital, filing a police report in 2015 accused an employee of sexually assaulting her in a closet. She told Sallinger there were two other incidents with that same employee.

“I was afraid that if I didn’t do what he wanted that he could ruin my life.”

She wants him prosecuted but the at the time of Guzman’s interview in November, the district attorney’s office in Pueblo said it never received a case like from the hospital police. The Colorado Department of Human Services denied CBS4’s request for information, citing privacy laws.

While Guzman would like to see that employee prosecuted, she told Sallinger what she would like most of all is to be released.

“If I could change it or if I could take it back, I would.”

Sallinger checked back in with Guzman in early March. She told him at that point a hearing on how she could have more freedom in the hospital was set for March 11 but also said it had been previously postponed.

As for the claims of assault, she said she had met with the Pueblo County District Attorney’s Office. Guzman said she was told her the way the hospital wrote the report made it difficult to pursue charges, especially given the passage of time.

The office suggested she contact the ACLU, which she is doing.

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/who-is-isabella-guzman-aurora-murder-stabbed-mother-yun-hi-moy/

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Isabella Guzman is at the Colorado Mental Health Institute at Pueblo.