VERDICT REACHED: Border Patrol Serial Killer Trial - TX v. Juan David Ortiz - Day 8
December 8, 2022
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11:54:56Now PlayingVERDICT REACHED: Border Patrol Serial Killer Trial - TX v. Juan David Ortiz - Day 8
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as posted by the channelA long-serving border agent who prosecutors say confessed to murdering four South Texas women faces life in prison. His targets during an admitted serial-killing spree that terrorized the region were all said to be sex workers who were likely chosen due to their extremely vulnerable and almost-hidden status in society, according to authorities in Laredo.
Juan David Ortiz is a 9-year veteran of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and now-former supervisor with the law enforcement agency. Over the course of just two weeks, Ortiz allegedly shot his four female victims in the head and discarded their bodies alongside lonely rural patches of Interstate 35 in Webb County, Texas.
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