The illegal immigrant has strangled the woman's neck on her 21st birthday, dragging her body and filling the police in front of the police cruiser.
John Moisses Chakaguasai -Ilvis (21 years old) was found guilty of the second -class murder that killed Joseline Joana Toukiza, a Sirakusu County on Tuesday, on June 18. Prosecutor Supplementary Rob Moran I told WSYR.
According to the newspaper, Judge Ted Lympart has agreed to declare a life imprisonment of 25 years or less in exchange for the guilty answer.
According to the Ministry of Land Security, officials have recently revealed. New York Post Both Chakaguasai Ilvis and Toukiza stayed illegally in the United States. According to the newspaper, they are from Ecuador and have been acquainted since elementary school.
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John Moisses Chakaguasai -Ilvis and Joseline Joana Takiza. (Ecuador metropolitan area)
Prosecutor Alfon Williams said: Sirakusu's post standard The suspect was staying on Airbnb at the time of the killing. He is reported to have traveled to see Tokiza's 21st birthday.
The eerie monitoring video shows two people entering Airbnb at around 4:30 pm on June 18. A few hours later, it was recorded that Chakaguasai -Ilvis was carrying Taakiza, who had fallen. It is reported that the woman's head was strangled using ligature.
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Joseline Joana Takiza was just 21 years old when he was killed. (Greafand Me)
Williams claimed that Toukiza's body was buried in a shallow tomb in Lincoln Park before heading to New York by Gray Hound Bus. Later, he appeared in the authorities.
WSYR reported that the body of Toukiza was discovered on June 22.
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John Moisses Chakaguasai Ilvis and Joseline Joana Takiza were captured in the surveillance camera image before the murder on June 18. (WSYR-TV)
According to the newspaper, Chakaguasai Ilvis was released in Erpaso, Texas in January 2023, but was released due to lack of space to restrain.
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A few months later, the newspaper reported that he entered Lukeville, Arizona on June 19, 2023. She told border guards that she was fled from an abused partner. It is unknown whether it killed her.
According to the online court record, the ruling against Chakaguasai is scheduled for February 14.
Andrea Vacchiano of Fox News Digital has contributed to this report.
