Washington Man Sentenced to 16 Years in Beating Death

TACOMA, Wash. (AP) — A federal decide on Monday ordered a King County man to serve 16 years in jail after he was convicted of beating and bludgeoning to dying a Northern California girl who traveled to the Seattle space and was engaged in an intimate relationship with the married suspect.

Alejandro J. Aguilera Rojas, 25, of Renton, was sentenced to 200 months in jail after he was convicted of second-degree homicide within the 2020 slaying of the 21-year-old girl, KOMO-TV reported.

Her physique was discovered on Valentine’s Day within the Olympic Nationwide Forest. He pleaded responsible to the homicide cost final December, prosecutors stated. Aguilera Rojas was having a sexual relationship with the sufferer however was hiding it from his spouse and household.

Aguilera Rojas picked up the lady on the Seattle-Tacoma Worldwide Airport on Feb. 10, 2020. Her identification has not been publicly disclosed. The 2 traveled to Sequim, prosecutors stated.

In some unspecified time in the future, he attacked the lady, killing her by beating and stabbing her. A damaged and bloody tequila bottle, field cutter, and knife had been positioned close to the sufferer’s physique. There was no identification on the physique.

Her physique was discovered on Feb. 14 within the Olympic Nationwide Forest off of an arterial highway within the Buckhorn Wilderness.

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