Illegal alien accused of brutally murdering shop owner released at border by Biden admin: Report



An illegal alien accused of brutally murdering a Boston man in his own basement was reportedly released at the border under the policies of the Biden administration.

Ilias Mavros, who was known as "Lou," was found dead in his own basement at his Stanwood Street home in Lynn, Massachusetts, on Feb. 3. Police said there was evidence of blunt-force trauma on the body of the 48-year-old.

'They confirmed that the native and citizen of the Dominican Republican was suspected to have killed Mavros in a home-invasion robbery.'

On Thursday the Essex County DA’s office and police said that they had arrested Eric German-Pena for allegedly murdering Mavros, but they released very few details about the case against him.

On Tuesday the U.S. Department of Immigration and Customs Enforcement said in a statement that it was issuing a detainer notice for German-Pena and said he had illegally entered the U.S. in Sept. 2022. The agency confirmed that the native and citizen of the Dominican Republican was suspected of killing Mavros in a home-invasion robbery.

Bill Melugin of Fox News cited a law enforcement source who told him German-Pena had been caught and released at the border between Texas and Mexico. He later said that Mavros was found tied up in his basement with his head bashed in.

Those details would fit the vague description by investigators as well as the reaction of the victim's brother-in-law, who found his body.

Mavros' relatives said he had opened Crazy Buzzy’s Roast Beef sandwich shop only four months before he was found dead. George Fiskatoris, nephew of the victim, said the family was keeping the shop open in honor of Mavros.

“I’m going to be here every day,” he said. “It’s kind of like a way to stay connected with him in his place, and I want to keep it going for him.”

Mavros' obituary said he was born in Katerini, Greece, but had been a resident of Lynn for many decades.

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Male who allegedly burned woman to death on subway train is illegal alien deported under Trump, feds say



The suspect who allegedly set a woman on fire on a New York City subway train and burned her to death is an illegal alien who had been deported during the administration of former President Donald Trump, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

Police said they reviewed surveillance video of the incident, which took place at 7:30 a.m. Sunday. The suspect allegedly had no prior interaction with the woman before he calmly walked up to her, doused her in a liquid, and set her on fire. She died from her injuries. The male in question fled the scene, but police identified him as Sebastian Zapeta-Calil.

'The depravity of this horrific crime is beyond comprehension.'

Terrifying video of the burning woman was widely circulated on social media, and many blamed the incident on a lack of law and order in New York City's transit system.

A spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Zapeta-Calil, 33, was a homeless illegal alien from Guatemala, having been detained in 2018 after crossing the border. He was deported but re-entered the U.S. at an unknown time.

New York City Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch said the victim "became fully engulfed in a matter of seconds" after the male set her clothing on fire with what appeared to be a lighter.

The suspect sat on a bench on the subway platform in front of the subway car as police attended to the woman, but officers didn't realize the suspect was there at the time, Tisch said. They were able to identify him through images from officers' body cameras and later arrested him without incident. Police said they found a lighter in his pocket.

Zapeta-Calil was charged with first-degree murder and arson.

"The depravity of this horrific crime is beyond comprehension, and my office is committed to bringing the perpetrator to justice," read a statement from the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office. "This gruesome and senseless act of violence against a vulnerable woman will be met with the most serious consequences. Every New Yorker deserves to feel safe on our subways, and we will do everything in our power to ensure accountability in this case."

Police have not yet identified the deceased victim.

You can view a video report here about the incident. A New York Post video shows a body bag containing the victim's remains being carted out of the subway.

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Teenage illegal alien from El Salvador arrested for murder and mutilation of man found in California orchard



California police said an illegal alien teenager from El Salvador was arrested in connection to the murder and mutilation of a man found in an orchard in January.

On Jan. 17 at about 2 p.m., a farmer called police after finding a suspicious car dumped in the middle of an orchard near Belmont and Washoe Avenues west of Mendota. When deputies investigated, they found the dismembered body of 25-year-old Fraylee Hernandez in the trunk of the car.

During the investigation, police identified a prime suspect and determined that Hernandez had died 11 days prior to his body being found.

On Tuesday, the Fresno County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that they had arrested an illegal alien for the crime and booked him into the Fresno County Juvenile Justice Campus on Friday.

His identity has not yet been released because he was entered into the juvenile court system. Sheriff's officials said he was an illegal immigrant who had been 17 years old at the time of the murder but has since turned 18 years old.

The suspect was on probation for assaulting his mother, and police believe that he was an acquaintance of the victim.

On Tuesday, KSEE-TV reported that the Fresno district attorney requested that the suspect be tried as an adult.

"We see a lot of different methods of homicide in our line of work. To shoot somebody is bad enough, but there's some sort of separation there," said Tony Botti, the public information officer for the Fresno County Sheriff's Office. "When you're that intimate with somebody that you would mutilate them, that's a whole different level."

Police are asking for help from the public to aid the investigation. Anyone with information can contact police anonymously, and they may be eligible for a cash reward.

"They'll beat up their own mom and then they'll chop up another man, it seems, in the blink of an eye," Botti continued. "It's very disturbing. And this is somebody we need to keep off our streets and locked up for the rest of his life."

Mendota is a small agricultural city of about 11,000 residents in central California. In 2019, it was rated the worst city in America by USA Today because of high unemployment, crime, and poverty. The city calls itself the cantaloupe center of the world.

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Man arrested for murder of Georgia nursing student is illegal alien who was reportedly released over 'lack of detention space'



Georgia police have arrested a non-citizen immigrant suspected in the murder of a nursing student, and he had previously been released over a "lack of detention space," according to one report.

22-year-old Laken Riley was a student at Augusta University College of Nursing and went out for a jog on Thursday but didn't return home. Her roommate called police to report her missing.

At about 12:30, police found her body beaten to death on the campus of the University of Georgia in Athens and later confirmed that she had died of blunt force trauma.

On Friday, University of Georgia Police Department Chief Jeff Clark told reporters at a media briefing that they had arrested 26-year-old Jose Antonio Ibarra in the murder.

"He did not know her at all," said Clark. "I think this was a crime of opportunity."

Clark said that Ibarra is not a U.S. citizen and appears to be an immigrant from Venezuela. The man reportedly lived in an apartment building near the location where the woman's body was found.

He went on to say that police used surveillance video and physical evidence in order to identify Ibarra as a suspect. They also conducted a search warrant at his home.

NewsNation reported that multiple sources from the Department of Homeland Security confirmed that Ibarra was from Venezuela and that he had been released due to lack of detention space.

Clark said that Ibarra was charged with malice murder, felony murder, aggravated battery, aggravated assault, false imprisonment, kidnapping, hindering a 911 call and concealing the death of another. He was booked into the Clarke County Jail.

Police said the murder on the campus was the first in at least 30 years.

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Illegal alien charged with randomly slashing Florida couple's throats as they rode bikes home​



An illegal immigrant has been charged in the gruesome stabbing deaths of a married couple in Daytona Beach, Florida.

What are the details?

The horrifying murders of 48-year-old Terry Aultman and 55-year-old Brenda Aultman shocked the local community earlier this month. The husband and wife had been riding their bicycles back home from the city's Bike Week festivities when they were attacked, seemingly at random.

On Sunday morning, March 7, a bystander discovered their bloodied bodies on the side of the road; their throats were slashed and they had multiple stab wounds. The local police chief called it "one of the most vicious and gruesome incidents" he had ever witnessed.

A few days later, police released photos and a video of a person of interest in the murder and asked the community to come forward with information.

Since then, authorities in Volusia County have identified, arrested, and charged their suspect, WOFL-TV reported. He is 32-year-old Jean Robert Macean of Orlando.

According to inmate records, Macean is being held without bond in the Volusia County Jail on two charges of first-degree murder and an additional charge of "illegal immigrant/alien."

Police previously reported that Macean is from Haiti. However, further details about his citizenship or resident status remain unclear.

What else?

WESH-TV reported that Macean was arrested at his Orlando apartment last Thursday following an intense manhunt. He reportedly confessed to the murders during interviews with police.

Authorities claimed that more than 100 tips came in just one day after Daytona Beach Police announced a $50,000 reward for his capture. They maintain that the crime was a random act of violence. Macean allegedly did not know the victims, and investigators have not assigned any motive for the crimes.

Daytona Beach Police Chief Jakari Young said in a press conference after Macean's arrest that the heinous crimes are yet another example of the "evil" in the world.

Brenda Aultman's daughter called Macean a "monster" and added that her mother was her best friend. She previously described her mother and her husband as a beautiful, fun, loving couple.

The Aultmans had just moved to the residential beachside area six months prior and were reportedly extremely happy just enjoying life together.

"They walked to the beach every day. It was like their dream house. They bought bicycles. They just bought a Jeep. They were loving it. They loved the neighborhood," a neighbor recalled.

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