Eis arrest man who is accused hide the death of a missing woman in April

CHICAGO – – Immigration authorities in Chicago arrested a Mexican illegal immigrant who was accused of beheading a missing woman in Illinois and kept her body in a warehouse tank filled with bleach.

Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzalez, 52, from Waukegan, IllinoisWas arrested in April and accused of having hidden a body to abuse a body and disability of the judiciary, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Immediately after his first appearance of the court, the judge of Lake County Randie Bruno Mendoza-Gonzalez published before prison.

According to DHS, he was arrested again on Saturday afternoon in a market in Chicago by immigration and customs agents (ICE agents).

In April, the police in Waukegan, Illinois, found the body of 37-year-old Megan Bos, who was reported missing on March 9, in a container in Mendoza-Gonzalez 'Hof.

According to family members, it disappeared in February.

Mendoza-Gonzalez was accused of keeping Bos' body in his garden for almost two months and abusing her body.

DHS officials said that the body of Fox News Bos had been beheaded and it was found in a warehouse tank filled with bleach.

“It is absolutely repulsive that this monster on the streets of Illinois went freely after he supposedly committed such a hideous crime,” said a DHS spokesman for Fox News. “Megan Bos and her family will have justice.”

After the release of Mendoza-Gonzalez in April, the mayor of Antioch, Scott Gartner, criticized laws that were published by the alleged criminal alien, as can be seen from a report by affiliate Fox 32 Chicago.

“I was shocked to literally find out the next day that the person who had arrested them was detained less than 48 hours as part of the Safe T law,” said Gartner. “In this case there are other mitigating circumstances. Not only the kind of crime, how long the crime was hidden, the fact that the person who has been arrested for it was [flee] the country. “

Mendoza-Gonzalez allegedly informed the authorities that he was overdosed in his house, and calling 911, he broke her phone and kept her body in the basement for two days before moving outside, so, so, so The report.

The Republican representative Tom Weber commented on the release of Mendoza-Gonzalez in April.

“Someone who hid his body in a trash can leave in the basement in the basement for 51 days after not calling 911 [and] break a phone. Is this an incredible criminal offense? “, Said Weber.” Shouldn't we find out for a toxicological report, something? “