El document, which was obtained by Univision 34 Los Angeles, was sent by Carrillo at 4:15 a.m. on Saturday, April 10. Afterwards, the father of the three nieces, identified as Joana Denton Carrillo, 3 years old, Terry, 2, and Sierra, only 6 months and 23 days old, the hello without life inside an apartment.
In the manifesto of 120 pages, Carrillo cares for his mother and family and assures that, “I’m doing this because I’m screaming, I’m sorry, it’s passing and I’m not connected to it.
“She loves her intensely, she loves her, she was not a monster,” said Ana Carrillo, Liliana’s husband.
According to the court documents, Carrillo receives an order on March 12 to receive his three children to the father, Eric Denton. In addition, we receive an advertisement from the West Valley Division police that we will not make any legal consequences. Aun así, ella no los entregó.
In the documents sent by Carrillo al juez, elus accusa has sued the DCFS for sexually abusing its husbands, but, on the other hand, the agency’s employees do not formally interview him about the queues.
Univision 34 Los Angeles has requested interviews with DCFS on repeated occasions on electronic mail and claims and the only one that has been obtained by electronic mail resulting in the confidentiality of the clerk by the state and adding to it by the Department of Services one to the community in the duel for the loss of the three little ones in Reseda “.
A tragic hecho
Loose three children were killed dead in the square 8000 of Reseda Boulevard, near Strathern Street, opening at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 10, following the official Rosario Cervantes of the Section of Relations with the Media of the Department of Police in Los Angeles.
Hours after being informed of the hallucinations of the victims, the authorities announce the arrest of Carrillo alrededor of the 14:30 of the same Saturday. Hispana was detained in Ponderosa, a city of Tulare County, in downtown California.
In agreement with the LAPD, the suspect has been linked to “a car robbery in the Bakersfield area”. Anyone with information about this case should call 213-486-6890 or send an email to [email protected].
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