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  • Valerie Reyes, of New Rochelle, New York, was identified as the body in the suitcase by the Connecticut chief medical examiner
  • The 24-year-old was last seen walking to a New Rochelle train station January 29
  • Her body was discovered 13 miles away in a suitcase dumped in a wooded area off of Glenville Road in Greenwich by highway workers on Tuesday morning
  • Investigators say she was fully clothed and bound at the hands and feet
  • The cause of death has not yet been confirmed by the medical examiner
  • But police have opened a murder investigation into her death

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"The town highway worker who found the body reportedly took very took inappropriate pictures of the victim and sent them to other people before reporting their find. They are now under investigation. "

Bad enough that a horrible murder occurred, then these depraved fucktards do something like that? WTF!
 
"The town highway worker who found the body reportedly took very took inappropriate pictures of the victim and sent them to other people before reporting their find. They are now under investigation. "

Bad enough that a horrible murder occurred, then these depraved fucktards do something like that? WTF!
Oh that's sick. I hope they lose their jobs.
 
September 23, 2021
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A 30-year prison sentence was given Thursday to the man who killed Valerie Reyes, the New Rochelle woman who disappeared from her home more than two and a half years ago.

The judge called Javier da Silva "evil" and his crime "sickening," CBS2's Tony Aiello reported.
Norma Sanchez left U.S. District Court in White Plains after an emotional courtroom confrontation. She was crying as she described her beautiful daughter as someone who brought joy to those who knew her.
And she directly addressed the man who killed her, telling Da Silva he was "a worthless soul," and adding, "You deserve nothing but pain and rejection."
Reyes vanished in January 2019. After a week of anguish, her body was found in a suitcase dumped in Greenwich, Connecticut.

Da Silva, who was briefly her boyfriend, had taped her mouth and bound her hands, leaving her to die.
He then raided her bank account, and stole her iPad and traded it for electronics he showed off with in a picture.

Da Silva lied to investigators, claiming he panicked after Reyes fell, before admitting guilt last year to a federal crime -- causing death during a kidnapping -- as part of a plea agreement.
In court, Da Silva looked different than in prior pictures. His hair was cut and his beard was shaved. Even with a mask on, you could tell he was sobbing throughout the sentencing.

Da Silva is a Venezuelan national who was in the U.S. illegally. He said in Spanish, "I will never forgive myself. I cannot ask (Reyes' family) to forgive me."
Da Silva will be well into his 50s before he's released from prison.
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This is a sick individual who will probably never end up deported after he is released from prison.

Our country needs to do better in enforcing our borders and no matter how progressive this country becomes women must always stay vigilant in protecting themselves from violent men.

He only knew this woman a short time and I think his intentions were scam her from the beginning.
 
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