Prosecutors want the accused, beheaded and bury a homeless woman in Huntington Beach

A man accused of killing a household in Homington Beach two years ago he dismantled before he died in his body and bury his body, Orange County protesters were opposed to court on Wednesday.

But Antonio Padilla’s security lawyer said the woman was poorly in her health and her death motive has never been verified. Public Protector Daniel Kim tried to accuse the suspicion of other suspects at the opening of the statements in the case of Padilla.

Padilla is facing one charge against Gina Marie Lockhart. His body was found by searchers in the court of his parents’ home page on the 7800 block of Slater Avenue in July 17, 2022.

“The general question is that … MS. Lockkhart died?” Says Kim.

Padilla had no homeless during the death of a woman and occasionally sat on the back of the area, Janine Madera, the Supreme Prosecutor of Orange County County’s office, told the judge. His relatives began to smell bad smell at home about 15 days before Lockart’s body was found. Great sounds were heard from the pool in the days that followed, and his accuser’s sister reported to see his brother dung in the yard.

At one time, Pedilla’s mother had a threatened loaf of bedrooms that seemed to be colored with blood and crying with worms, Madera said. He refused to show her what was inside and fled when she decided to call the police.

Although the police responded to July 11 he gave a powerful odor at home, he immediately suspected the crime, Madera said. They thought that the dead animal might have.

When the respondent’s mother tried to organize Shed, she found a hairstyle attached to the skin of the skin, women’s clothes did not see dirty vans lost shoes. He called the police on July 16 and showed them what he found.

Investigators began digging the coherence and found Lockhart head and body was buried together in a higher tomb. He was decorated with a shellace pair.

CADAVA dog searched the area and revealed officials that the victim may have been killed in the seat. Lockhart Lockhart of the likes was found under it and the main knife was held in the toolbox inside.

No struggles of struggle, and sexual injury or damage found in the victim’s body, which led to his test, led the investigators of the final facial faces after his death. Madera suggested that he was designed, and any body signs could be difficult to identify after headaches after headaches.

“It was a clean cut, no doubt,” said Madera.

Padilla’s defense emphasized the absence of broken bones or further injuries made by the victim before his death. Kim said Lockhart was an alcoholic in poor health in the street.

Lockhart was 60 at the time of death and was admitted to hospital on August 2021 for a long-term attack in two minutes, Kim said. He has been admitted to a hospital for alcohol to drink on June 24, 2022, less than a week before being seen alive.

An employee at a Taco truck is usually parked in Morgan Lane and Slater Avenue, Emilia Martinez, may be the last person to join the victim. The Witness testified that he saw the key in the nearby courtyard in the past two years ago on June 30, apparently struck his abdomen in pain and lying in the case of the child.

Martinez also remembered seeing the lock with a homeless man who is a victim of a boyfriend, Rick Burnhardt. Kim tried to paint the Burnhardt as one of the last people contacted Loyhart and an accused of existing death.

However, the prosecutor pointed to the heat worked and settled on the work site in Long Beach at that time the victim was lost. You also noticed Cadaver dogs in the new van would not be invisible to find anything suspicious.

The security lawyer told Maroder that Antonio Pardilla’s father, Mario Pardilla, appeared to meet in the middle when police investigated their property. He revealed that Shed was actually a man of the man “of the last and his son will disappear within the mobile home instead of Shed.

Although the defendant and the victim were homeless and were often known in the same place, it would not seem to be a former communication between them, Madera said. Lockhart was living on a road for about two years, his mother, Donna Ashbaugh, said since the Witness stood on Wednesday. They managed to communicate with each other and talk on the phone at least once a week.

Ashbaug explained his daughter’s condition when they talked about “the kind of up. He was always calling for me to make sure he was right.”

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