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The attorney for one of the men accused of kidnapping and killing Conzuelo “Nicole” Solorio-Romero, 25, of Kearns, wants evidence seized from his client’s apartment namely the suspected murder weapon suppressed because he claims police served a search warrant on the wrong apartment.
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The attorney for one of the men accused of kidnapping and killing a Kearns woman wants evidence seized from his client’s apartment namely the suspected murder weapon suppressed because he claims police served a search warrant on the wrong apartment.
Orlando Esiesa Tobar, 29, who goes by the moniker “Chaparro,” is one of the two men accused of kidnapping Conzuelo “Nicole” Solorio-Romero, 25, from her home in Kearns on Feb. 6. A total of six people have been charged in connection with her disappearance and death.
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MIDVALE The attorney for one of the men accused of kidnapping and killing a Kearns woman wants evidence seized from his client s apartment namely the suspected murder weapon suppressed because he claims police served a search warrant on the wrong apartment.
Orlando Esiesa Tobar, 29, who goes by the moniker Chaparro, is one of the two men accused of kidnapping Conzuelo Nicole Solorio-Romero, 25, from her home in Kearns on Feb. 6. A total of six people have been charged in connection with her disappearance and death.
Tobar, along with Jorge Rafael Medina-Reyes, 21, took Solorio-Romero to a residence in West Valley City, 1136 W Elba Ave., where Tobar questioned her regarding what she told police that resulted in one of his close associates being arrested and taken into federal custody, according to charging documents.
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Deseret News. Formal charges were filed against four more people in connection to her death.
Ivan Acosta, 27: Obstructing justice, abuse of desecration of a human body.
Carolina Marquez, 38: Murder, aggravated kidnapping, obstructing justice, abuse or desecration of a human body.
Fernando Marquez, 22, who is Carolina Marquez’s son: Murder, aggravated kidnapping, obstructing justice.
Cristian Morales, 26: Obstructing justice, abuse or desecration of a human body.
Orlando Esiesa Tobar, 29, and
Jorge Rafael Medina-Reyes, 21, were previously charged with aggravated murder, aggravated kidnapping, and obstructing justice.
According to the new story from authorities, Carolina Marquez, the owner of Tacos Mi Caramelo restaurant, might have ordered Solorio-Romero to be kidnapped because the victim owed her money. Tobar and Medina allegedly abducted Nicole, bringing her to a studio apartment. There, they questioned her about what she told cops ab
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