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6:14Now PlayingTexas Man Ty Vaughn has now been arrested and charged with killing his fiance, Luis Banos Norberto, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, for allegedly murdering and setting up a staged suicide after evidence reveals Vaughn's incriminating google search history from hours before Noberto was killed. John Iadarola and Trae Crowder break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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‘Can I kill an illegal human?’Texas man’s apparent tragedy turns into a murder investigation after incriminating Google search is found
"Luis Banos Norberto, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico, was found dead at his apartment near Houston, TX from a gunshot wound to the face in an apparent suicide in January. Now, Norberto’s fiancé, Ty Vaughn has been arrested and charged with killing him.
Vaughn’s arrest came after authorities discovered, along with other evidence, that Vaughn Googled “Can I kill an illegal human?” just hours before his fiancé was killed. Vaughn, who called the police to report that he discovered Norberto’s body, is also now charged with staging Norberto’s alleged murder scene to make it appear as if he took his own life, according to Houston news outlet KTRK."
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