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Imperial Beach Murder Suspect’s Facebook Page Can’t Help

Vegas Bray image from Facebook
Vegas Bray image from Facebook

The San Diego woman identified by sheriff's deputies as a suspect in the death of 28-year-old Victor Saucedo — found shot to death at the Mariners Point apartments in Imperial Beach on October 16 — may want to take down her Facebook page. But she can’t because she was booked into Las Colinas Women’s Detention Facility following the murder.

Vegas Bray, reportedly a waitress at Little Darlings strip club in Lemon Grove, has several favorite quotes posted on her Facebook page. Among them are: "You are destined for great and unfortunate things”; "I believe in opportunity. And the power of reason to seize upon it”; "What's dead may never die but rises again harder & stronger”; "The morning sun may greet you with your last fucking day”; "KILL THEM ALL.” Lastly, a quote from actress Salma Hayek: "I keep waiting to meet a man who has more balls than I do.”

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Reportedly, Bray had been stalking Saucedo since they ended a relationship last December. Saucedo had reported incidents of vandalism purportedly committed by Bray, but there was never enough evidence to implicate her, according to authorities.

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Vegas Bray image from Facebook
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The San Diego woman identified by sheriff's deputies as a suspect in the death of 28-year-old Victor Saucedo — found shot to death at the Mariners Point apartments in Imperial Beach on October 16 — may want to take down her Facebook page. But she can’t because she was booked into Las Colinas Women’s Detention Facility following the murder.

Vegas Bray, reportedly a waitress at Little Darlings strip club in Lemon Grove, has several favorite quotes posted on her Facebook page. Among them are: "You are destined for great and unfortunate things”; "I believe in opportunity. And the power of reason to seize upon it”; "What's dead may never die but rises again harder & stronger”; "The morning sun may greet you with your last fucking day”; "KILL THEM ALL.” Lastly, a quote from actress Salma Hayek: "I keep waiting to meet a man who has more balls than I do.”

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Reportedly, Bray had been stalking Saucedo since they ended a relationship last December. Saucedo had reported incidents of vandalism purportedly committed by Bray, but there was never enough evidence to implicate her, according to authorities.

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