One of many FBI’s Ten Most Wished — accused of killing his spouse simply hours after their marriage ceremony in 2012 — was arrested in Mexico Thursday.
Arnoldo Jimenez, of Illinois, was captured in Monterrey and extradition proceedings to deliver him again to the US have already commenced, in line with authorities.
“The FBI is extraordinarily appreciative of the Burbank Police Division, our regulation enforcement companions in Mexico, and the general public for his or her great investigative efforts and collaboration within the seize of Ten Fugitive Arnoldo Jimenez,” stated Douglas DePodesta, particular agent-in-charge of the FBI’s Chicago Area Workplace, in a press launch.
“The FBI will use all of its obtainable sources to deliver criminals to justice, irrespective of how a lot time has handed, or the place they could be on the earth.”
Jimenez, 42, allegedly fatally stabbed Estrella Carrera, 26, on Could 12, 2012 — the day after their marriage ceremony, in line with the FBI.
The homicide is believed to have unfolded inside his black 2006 Maserati.
Authorities stated Jimenez then lugged Carrera’s physique into her condominium in Burbank, Ailing., the place he left it in a bath.
She was later discovered together with her marriage ceremony gown nonetheless on.
Jimenez was needed on an arrest warrant after being charged with first-degree homicide on Could 15, 2012. Days later, he was moreover charged federally with illegal flight to keep away from prosecution.
Deputy Chief William Casey of the Burbank Police Division stated Jimenez’s apprehension “was the results of the tireless teamwork by the FBI and Burbank Police Division.”
“The FBI and Burbank Police Division had been dedicated to bringing justice for Estrella Carrera and her household,” Casey added.
Jimenez was the 522nd particular person to be named to the FBI’s Ten Most Wished listing since its institution in 1950.
It was unclear if anybody would obtain the $250,000 reward the FBI provided for info resulting in his arrest.
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