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A New York State woman connected with the MS-13 gang was found guilty Monday of four separate murders and racketeering.
Leniz Escobar, 22, lured a group of five men and boys into Central Islip Park in April 2017. Four victims were beaten and hacked to death with tree limbs, machetes, and knives in what federal prosecutors described in court papers as “a horrific frenzy of violence.”
A fifth victim escaped the massacre perpetrated by over a dozen members of the vicious, transnational criminal organization.
Escobar, who used the handle “La Diablita,” or “Little Devil” on social media, is believed to have lured the men to their deaths in an effort to curry favor with the gang members. She and Keyli Gomez, who has pleaded guilty to racketeering charges and is awaiting sentencing, instigated the ambush after seeing the victims “flashing MS-13 gang signs on social media,” a judge in the case noted in a June 2018 ruling. Both Escobar and Gomez were teenagers at the time of the slayings. Escobar was tried as an adult and faces a likely sentence of life imprisonment.
lawandcrime.com
A New York State woman connected with the MS-13 gang was found guilty Monday of four separate murders and racketeering.
Leniz Escobar, 22, lured a group of five men and boys into Central Islip Park in April 2017. Four victims were beaten and hacked to death with tree limbs, machetes, and knives in what federal prosecutors described in court papers as “a horrific frenzy of violence.”
A fifth victim escaped the massacre perpetrated by over a dozen members of the vicious, transnational criminal organization.
Escobar, who used the handle “La Diablita,” or “Little Devil” on social media, is believed to have lured the men to their deaths in an effort to curry favor with the gang members. She and Keyli Gomez, who has pleaded guilty to racketeering charges and is awaiting sentencing, instigated the ambush after seeing the victims “flashing MS-13 gang signs on social media,” a judge in the case noted in a June 2018 ruling. Both Escobar and Gomez were teenagers at the time of the slayings. Escobar was tried as an adult and faces a likely sentence of life imprisonment.
MS-13's 'Little Devil' Convicted of Quadruple Homicide After Luring Several High School Students to 'Killing Field' in 2017
A New York State woman connected with the MS-13 gang was found guilty Monday of four separate murders and racketeering.
lawandcrime.com
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