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    RAPED AND BEATEN 93-YEAR-OLD WOMAN DIES AFTER MAN — WHO MAY BE AN ILLEGAL ALIEN — FOUND NAKED, PASSED OUT, AND LYING ON TOP OF HER

    Jul. 26, 2013 11:49am Dave Urbanski

    A 93-year-old woman was raped and beaten to death, and a 19-year-old man—who may be an illegal alien—was charged with her murder after being found naked, passed out, and lying on top of the blood-covered victim, Omaha police say.

    Douglas County prosecutors charged Sergio Martinez-Perez with first-degree murder Thursday after Louise Sollowin died of her injuries Wednesday. The incident occurred Sunday in the bedroom of the south Omaha house Sollowin had lived in for 71 years, according to the Journal Star.


    Louise Sallowin (Credit: KETV-TV)


    Prosecutors say Martinez-Perez admitted assaulting and raping Sollowin after entering her home through an unlocked door, saying he was “angry with women” stemming from a night of drinking, theJournal Star added.


    Sergio Martinez-Perez (Credit: KETV-TV)


    More from the Journal Star:

    The murder charge Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine filed Thursday will be added to the first-degree sexual assault, first-degree assault and burglary charges against Martinez-Perez. He is scheduled to be arraigned Friday.

    Kleine said the murder charge applies to this case because Nebraska law allows murder charges when a victim dies as a result of the commission of another felony, such as rape.
    Martinez-Perez had been working as a roofer and has no known ties to Omaha, police said. Douglas County jail officials said federal immigration officials have placed an immigration hold on Martinez-Perez, an indication that authorities believe he may be in the country illegally.

    Sollowin’s daughter, who lived with her mother, heard Sollowin’s calls for help and found the man when she went to investigate, Sollowin’s granddaughter, Teresa Hartzell, said.
    “It was just such a brutal and senseless thing,” Hartzell said.

    Louise Sollowin grew up in Omaha’s Little Italy community, where her family started Orsi’s Bakery. Her husband, a World War II veteran, died about 30 years ago, Hartzell said.


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    New Details About Accused Murderer, Perez, Uncovered

    By Jake Wasikowski
    CREATED AUG. 12, 2013

    Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty for Sergio Perez, accused of killing a 93-year-old woman.

    Video by kmtv.com at the link

    Omaha, NE -- He's accused of raping and beating an elderly woman, who died days later. KMTV Action 3 News learns more about the suspect, Sergio Perez. He’s pleading not guilty in Douglas County Court.

    Shortly after his arrest, police only said Perez was an illegal immigrant. He didn't have an address, and the jail listed him as a floater.

    KMTV has learned he has used a different name, Sergio Arciniega Ramirez. Prosecutors amended their information to include his alias.

    "We gave that name to the police department because we want to have as much background as we can on someone we have charged with a crime for all kinds of reasons," said Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine.

    On Perez’s Facebook page he posted a picture on June 27th, three weeks before the murder. It shows Perez, an illegal immigrant, working on a roof on a home near 168th & Giles Rd. KMTV did contact the roofing contractor who confirmed that they did work on the home. They say they did not, nor their sub-contractor hire Sergio Perez or his alias.

    Just as the Douglas County Attorney’s Office and OPD will investigate Perez for his criminal action, federal prosecutors could also file charges for those who hired Perez.

    "There's other issues that are created by that. There are immigration issues, federal issues that are dealt with by Immigrations and Customs so the U.S. Attorney's Office will be handling those kinds of issues but certainly it's frustrating," Kleine explained.

    The ICE Homeland Security Investigations Dept. said they do conduct investigations and worksite enforcement to protect the nation's labor force. But they couldn't confirm or deny an investigation into this situation because they don't want to reveal any business’ name that hasn't done anything wrong.

    Sergio Perez is charged in the beating death and rape of a 93-year-old woman at her South Omaha home in July. Perez admitted to authorities he had been drinking the night before and was mad at women. Louise Sollowin's daughter found Perez naked on top of her bloodied mother the morning after the attack.

    Police now tell us they've learned Perez had been apparently drinking the night before at someone's house. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.

    http://www.kmtv.com/news/local/New-D...FaVhU.facebook

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