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Alarm among Americans
Elderly U.S. ex-pat killed in her Rosarito Beach home
Baja California authorities are searching for the caretakers of an elderly American woman found dead and stuffed into the refrigerator of her Rosarito Beach home earlier this week.
Rosarito police said a friend of the couple that had been caring for Helen Minley, 97, alerted authorities after he went for a visit shortly after noon on September 2 and noticed bloodstains on the floor.
Investigators later discovered her naked body stuffed in a fetal position with blood on her legs inside a refrigerator in her home in the Lomas del Desierto neighborhood, according to multiple press accounts.
Authorities have been unable to locate the couple who had been looking after the elderly woman, identified by various newspapers as Mario González and his wife, Aurora González. The couple also reportedly rented a small room in the Minley home.
Press reports said it appeared the woman had been stabbed in her upstairs bedroom and then dragged to the kitchen and placed into the refrigerator.
"These events have alarmed the American community, estimated at more than 14,000, the majority of whom are elderly and retired and live near the coast in Rosarito," the Baja California daily El Mexicano reported.
Neighbors told El Mexicano that Helen Minley was a quiet woman who rarely left her home.
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Alarm among Americans
Elderly U.S. ex-pat killed in her Rosarito Beach home
Alarm among Americans
Elderly U.S. ex-pat killed in her Rosarito Beach home
Baja California authorities are searching for the caretakers of an elderly American woman found dead and stuffed into the refrigerator of her Rosarito Beach home earlier this week.
Rosarito police said a friend of the couple that had been caring for Helen Minley, 97, alerted authorities after he went for a visit shortly after noon on September 2 and noticed bloodstains on the floor.
Investigators later discovered her naked body stuffed in a fetal position with blood on her legs inside a refrigerator in her home in the Lomas del Desierto neighborhood, according to multiple press accounts.
Authorities have been unable to locate the couple who had been looking after the elderly woman, identified by various newspapers as Mario González and his wife, Aurora González. The couple also reportedly rented a small room in the Minley home.
Press reports said it appeared the woman had been stabbed in her upstairs bedroom and then dragged to the kitchen and placed into the refrigerator.
"These events have alarmed the American community, estimated at more than 14,000, the majority of whom are elderly and retired and live near the coast in Rosarito," the Baja California daily El Mexicano reported.
Neighbors told El Mexicano that Helen Minley was a quiet woman who rarely left her home.
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