New York officials have accused five persons for the brutal torture and murder of a 24 -year -old transgender man, whose body was dumped in an empty ground after passing through weeks of misuse.
According to court documents, Sam Nordquist was subjected to tireless physical and psychological torture. She was punched, kicked, rods, beaten with dogs, ropes, cans, belts, and even assaulted with a table leg and a broom and for weeks due to her injuries A broom.
Originally a Nordquist of Minnesota traveled to New York in September to meet his online girlfriend and was living about 30 minutes from Rochester, living in the Lodge Motal of Patty in Canadigua. His family expressed concern after losing contact with him.
According to New York State Police Police Captain Kelly Swift, the police started an investigation of a missing persons on 9 February and on Thursday they highlighted “deeply disturbed patterns of misuse” in Motal.
“In my 20 -year law enforcement career, it is one of the most terrible crimes I have ever investigated,” Ms. Swift said at a press conference.
The arrested suspects:
- 38 -year -old precious Arzuga of Geneva, New York
- Jennifer A. Quizano, 30, Geneva, New York
- Kyle SEZ, 33, Hopewell, New York
- Patrick a. Gudwin, 30, Rochester, New York
- 19 -year -old Emily Motika of Lima, New York
All five were debated and are being kept in Ontario County Jail without bail.
Ontario County’s District Attorney Jim Rits described the case as “beyond beyond”, which, according to the NY Post, pointing to the Nordquist before his death to the unimaginable victim.
Major Kevin Suker, commander of the New York State Police contingent, told Major Kevin Suker, who oversees the Finger Leaks area, “No human should bear.”
Officials have not rejected the possibility of hatred crime, but Captain Swift said the investigation is on. Investigators are also working to determine the exact relationship of the Nordquist with the suspects and their connection to each other.
“It is an investigation into the worst murder ever that our office has been a part of the ever.”
