On 26 Jun 2024, Clarence Thomas <scoorewn@excite.com> posted some
news:v5gtt7$26298$9@solani.org:

> Killing will be priority one in the civil war.

See the little 12-year-old slut sneaking out to meet the two men who would
eventually rape and kill her.

Like mother like daughter. The daughter had to learn her behavior was
okay from somebody. Her mom was obviously a sneaky cellphone slut too.

https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/06/17-m-7-eleven-
convenience-84443986.jpg?resize=722,1024&quality=75&strip=all

HOUSTON, Texas � Little Jocelyn Nungaray fought back against her attackers
after she was lured under a Houston bridge and assaulted for two hours �
leaving scratch and bite marks on one of the illegal migrants who is
accused of killing her, prosecutors revealed Tuesday.

Johan Jose Martinez-Rangel, 21, still had the marks Jocelyn left on him
when he was arrested, Assistant District Attorney Megan Long said in a
Harris County court.

Martinez-Rangel�s alleged accomplice, Franklin Jose Pe�a Ramos, 26, told
cops he tried to convince Martinez-Rangel to stop but he allegedly refused
and climbed on top of the girl and strangled her, according to Long.

However, Martinez-Rangel allegedly responded that he had to �finish what
he started� as he covered her mouth, Long said.

The chilling details came as Harris County District Court Judge Josh Hill
set a $10 million bail for Martinez-Rangel and labeled him a likely flight
risk.

Hill said the decision for such a high bail amount was because he didn�t
want Pe�a or Martinez-Rangel to flee, but also didn�t want them to get
deported and escape justice in the US.

�I�ve seen individuals go into ICE custody, go through the deportation or
removal process where they have been ordered to be removed �. and that the
feds have deported or removed those individuals with the Harris County
criminal charges still pending,� the judge said.

�And it puts us in the position where those charges would never be
answered.�

Prosecutors said Martinez-Rangel � who appeared in court wearing a yellow
jumpsuit and surrounded by several bailiffs � shaved his beard in an
attempt to alter his appearance after the horrific attack.

After the killing, Pe�a allegedly sent a message to their boss at a
construction crew saying the two had been partying that night and that
someone ended up dead, prosecutors said.

Jocelyn�s family, including her mother, Alexis, was in court for the
appearance. One family member was later escorted out of the courtroom
after yelling at Martinez-Rangel through tears.

Follow along with The Post's reporting on Jocelyn Nungaray's murder
The illegal Venezuelan migrants accused of murdering Jocelyn Nungaray in
Houston lured the 12-year-old girl under a bridge, where they stripped her
naked to the waist and assaulted her for two hours, disturbing new court
documents allege.
Both Johan Jose Martinez-Rangel and Franklin Jose Pe�a Ramos were seen on
surveillance video entering a 7-Eleven with Jocelyn the night she was
killed and before the two walked her to a bridge, where her body was later
found half-naked and strangled.
Pe�a, 26, and Martinez-Rangel, 21, allegedly bound Jocelyn�s hands behind
her back during the brutal assault, then strangled her and dumped her body
in a bayou.
Department of Homeland Security sources said Pe�a crossed into El Paso,
Texas, on May 28. He was released soon after his interaction with border
agents.
Jocelyn fought back against her attackers after she was lured under the
bridge and assaulted � leaving scratch and bite marks on one of the
illegal migrants who is accused of killing her.
Pe�a was given an ankle monitor when he was released into the US after
being caught at the border in May, according to Homeland Security sources.
He reportedly cut off the monitor after Jocelyn�s body was found.
Republicans slammed the White House for its �pathetic� and �shameful�
statements on the killings of Jocelyn and Maryland mother of five Rachel
Morin � which never mentioned they were murdered by illegal immigrants
Long said Martinez-Rangel � a father of two whose family is not in Texas �
admitted to tying the little girl up and throwing her body in a bayou, but
claimed he did not kill her.

His court appearance follows the bond hearing for Pe�a, who entered the
country just a month before Jocelyn�s murder.

The judge set Pe�a�s bond at $10 million Monday � double what prosecutors
requested and 10 times the sum sought by the defense.

Martinez-Rangel and Pe�a on June 16 allegedly lured Jocelyn under a
bridge, where they stripped her naked to the waist and assaulted her for
two hours, disturbing court documents allege.

Jocelyn�s feet were also bound and her back was covered in cuts, according
to KPRC.

Pe�a was given an ankle monitor when he was released into the US after
being caught at the border in May, according to Homeland Security sources.
He cut off the monitor after Jocelyn�s body was found, the source said.

Martinez-Rangel crossed the border illegally at El Paso on March 14 and
was also given an ankle monitor, which authorities removed in May after
determining he had no known criminal history.

Pe�a crossed into El Paso on May 29, The Post first reported last week,
telling agents he was going to live with his cousin in Houston.

Before federal authorities released him into the country, he was fitted
with an ankle monitor that was set to track his location for 21 days �
which he cut off two days after Jocelyn�s body was found.

�Our immigration system is broken and if there was ever a case that
reflected that, it�s this one,� DA Kim Ogg said during a press conference
following Pe�a�s Monday hearing.

Both Martinez-Rangel and Pe�a were seen on surveillance video entering a
7-Eleven with Jocelyn the night she was killed and before the two walked
her to a bridge, where her body was later found half-naked and strangled.

Jocelyn�s family said the 12-year-old snuck out of her home the night she
was killed and met up with the suspects after walking out.

Jocelyn�s mother, Alexis Nungaray, said Monday that the killers took her
daughter and all the opportunities she had ahead of her away.

�She was amazing, I still see her face in the back of my head every day,
all day. I keep getting little signs about her throughout the days and
it�s been a very, very hard time for me and my family,� Nungaray said.

�She had such a bright future ahead of her and I knew she was gonna go
very far and these monsters took that opportunity from her, from our
family.�

https://nypost.com/2024/06/25/us-news/jocelyn-nungaray-fought-back-
against-illegal-migrant-who-killed-her-prosecutors/