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The Norman Police Department issued the Amber Alert Wednesday morning for 7-month-old Jody Minjarez.


Officials say it all started February 19 when they responded to a report of a domestic assault in the 1500 block of Lakecrest Drive.

Officers determined that 31-year-old Victor Manuel Minjarez violently attacked the mother of his child and then fled the residence with their son, Jody Minjarez.

On February 23, the victim, the child’s mother, obtained an emergency Victim Protective Order (VPO) that ordered Jody to be returned to her.

Victor Minjarez later sent a text message to a friend telling her to tell the victim that she would never see her son again.

Because of this, police believed Jody Minjarez was in imminent danger of bodily harm or death and issued a search for him.

Victor Minjarez fled the scene of the incident with the child driving a rented U-Haul pick-up truck.

However, authorities later said they believed Minjarez was driving a light blue BMW four-door sedan or a white 2008 Cadillac Escalade, with the Oklahoma license plate 128KNQ.

On March 7th, authorities upgraded the search to an Amber Alert.

Later that afternoon, authorities canceled the Amber Alert, saying Minjarez had been found and arrested.

Police say he was found at a residence in the 3000 block Venice Blvd. in Oklahoma City.

Although police said Minjarez was in custody, they said they were still searching for the baby.


However, a short time later, police said they found the body of Jody Minjarez inside the home.
http://kfor.com/2018/03/08/7-month-old-baby-at-center-of-oklahoma-amber-alert-found-dead/

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Moral of the story, don't date, marry or let yourself be impregnanted by men who look like violent, scumbag, gangbanger thugs.
 
He was your child, you piece of shit, the poor kid shared half your fucking DNA!

Mothers should not have to worry that the father will kill their own child, they should feel as protective as the mother does. :(

Too often they don't, and part of me wonders if it's society...
 
@Valasca

On Thursday Minjarez admitted the child died more than a week ago when he burned to death while sleeping next to a heater, and claims he didn't report it because he 'didn't know what to do.'

He told police Thursday that he sought refuge 'in an open house' on Venice boulevard, and that he and his son were spending the night on a mattress next to a heater one night when the child died.

Minjarez claims he woke up in the middle of the night and saw there were 'several blisters' on Jody's face. He said he went back to sleep and woke up again hours later and saw Jody was 'gurgling' with bubbles around his mouth.

He said the infant later died, and that he 'didn't know what to do' with the body so he disposed of it in a black trash bag, which he then threw away with another bag containing the child's clothes.

The father did not clarify exactly when this happened, but said Jody had been dead for at least a week.

On February 23, the mother obtained an emergency Victim Protective Order, demanding the baby be returned to her.

Then on February 28 Minjarez sent the text to his friend and told them to tell the desperate mother she would never see her son alive again.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5479173/Infant-dead-3-weeks-father-kidnapped-him.html
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Burned to death and didn't wake up? WTF. Only a baby killer could come up with that. The medical examiner said the baby died from blunt force trauma to the head. According to TulsaWorld this animal was charged with homicide and corpse desecration . Just killing this innocent baby wasn't enough.
 
An Oklahoma father accused of killing his infant son will go to trial, a judge ordered Wednesday.

Victor Minjarez, 31, faces three felony charges including first-degree murder. Minjarez was arrested in March for the death of his 7-month-old, Jody. The baby was found inside a trashcan outside of a Venice Boulevard home after an Amber Alert was issued by the Norman Police Department.

Jody's mother testified in court Wednesday at a preliminary hearing and said the last time she saw Jody was February 19. Minjarez was watching Jody at a home in Norman while she was at work. When she came home, she told the court he was "explosive" and angry before he violently beat her and took off with Jody.

"I didn't want him [Minjarez] to take him, but I physically could not get up," she testified in court Wednesday.

During cross examination, Minjarez's attorney, Michael McBride, attempted to ask her several questions including what she did for a living and her dating history with Minjarez.

“I feel like the way you’re speaking to me is extremely disrespectful," she answered at one point.

Prosecutors stated McBride needed to "show some decency" for a woman who just lost her child, arguing some of his questions were not relevant to the case.

Oklahoma County Special Judge Kathryn Savage later instructed to answer the questions deemed appropriate by both legal counsels.

During the hearing, several investigators also testified, including one inspector with the homicide unit at the Oklahoma City Police Department. He interviewed Minjarez after he was arrested.

The inspector said Minjarez initially told police he had been using meth during the course of the two weeks Jody was missing and he left the baby with an unknown woman.

"I hope nothing happened to my baby," Minjarez allegedly told police during the interview.

The inspector testified he believed Minjarez knew what actually happened due to his body language and mannerisms. Minjarez later reportedly told police the baby had been dead for a week.

According to police, Minjarez claimed he placed a heater near the baby while he was asleep to keep him warm. He said he later woke up to the baby with blisters around his face but did not call 911 because he was already wanted.

Prosecutors, however, said a medical examiner's report found Jody died from blunt force trauma with a skull fracture. The manner of death was ruled a homicide.

At the hearing's conclusion, Judge Savage found there was enough evidence to send the case to trial. st trying to establish a defense."
https://kfor.com/2018/09/19/father-accused-of-killing-oklahoma-baby-will-head-to-trial/
 
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An Oklahoma man pleaded guilty to three felony charges on Wednesday in connection to the death of his infant son.

Victor Minjarez was tight-lipped as he was escorted back to the Oklahoma County Jail.

He pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, desecration of a corpse, and second-degree burglary.

"It was just a very horrific fact pattern. It makes you angry, but you want to try to set the emotion aside and try to do the right thing," said Assistant District Attorney Gayland Gieger.

Minjarez was arrested in March 2018 for the death of his 7-month-old son, Jody. The baby was found inside a trashcan outside of an Oklahoma City home after an Amber Alert was issued by the Norman Police Department.

Jody’s mother testified in court at a preliminary hearing and said the last time she saw Jody was February 19, 2018. Minjarez was watching Jody at a home in Norman while she was at work. When she came home, she told the court he was “explosive” and angry before he violently beat her and took off with Jody.

During an interview with police, Minjarez told investigators that Jody had been dead for a week. Minjarez claimed he placed a heater near the baby while he was asleep to keep him warm. He said he later woke up to the baby with blisters around his face but did not call 911 because he was already wanted.

Prosecutors, however, said a medical examiner’s report found Jody died from blunt force trauma with a skull fracture. His manner of death was ruled a homicide.

"His attorneys have expressed to us on multiple occasions that he has deep regret for what he did. The motivation is something that I don`t know that we`ll ever know for sure" said Gieger.

Minjarez will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole after pleading guilty to the charges.
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