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Autopsy determines cause of death

Todays is : Friday, 21 November 2008

Written by George Gale
Wednesday, 13 August 2008
(Westmorland woman slashed to death)…The autopsy on Maria Carmen Urea was performed Tuesday. The results of the autopsy indicate the 43-year-old woman died as a result of multiple incised wounds. Sources say incised wounds indicate more of a slashing than a stabbing. The body of the mother of six was found in her Westmorland home Thursday. One of her adult sons reportedly made the gruesome discovery. Investigators are looking for 36-year-old Eugenio Bautista Villa. He apparently is the only suspect in the murder. Villa was romantically linked to the victim. Sources say the suspect was recently deported to Mexico. It is alleged he returned to the United States and killed Urea. Villa is described as a Hispanic male, Five feet six inches tall, weighing around 140 pounds. He is reportedly missing his front teeth. His alias is El Chupacabras. It is suspected he may have returned to Mexico. Mexican officials say they have been notified by investigators that Villa may be armed and dangerous.