so, they're trying to decide how to tell the little girl that the loving,
caring jackass in the sky MURDERED her mom.
Here try this, idiots: Little girl, god the sick ***** LOVES to MURDER
people, and he decided that this time he wanted
to MURDER your mom. Got it?, okay, thanks.
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/10/02/girl.unclaimed.ap/index.html
NEW YORK (AP) -- Police searched Sunday for the body of a woman whose
4-year-old daughter was found abandoned on a city street, and said they were
considering how to tell the girl that her mother is dead.
Authorities have been unable to find 26-year-old Monica Lozada-Rivaineira
since her daughter was discovered crying and shivering on a street in
Queens. The girl told neighbors her father left her there and drove away.
Cesar Ascarrunz, 32, was charged Saturday with murdering his live-in
girlfriend. Police say Ascarrunz killed Lozada-Rivaineira and dumped her
corpse in a pile of trash on a Queens street corner.
Police were led to Ascarrunz by tips from the public after 4-year-old Valery
Lozada appeared on TV on Thursday. The child, her hair in pigtails,
described her mother as looking "like a princess." Police ultimately used
records from Valery's day care center to identify her mother.
"This child has captured the hearts of all New Yorkers," said District
Attorney Richard A. Brown. "I hope she can grow up to lead a normal life."
Child welfare officials took the unusual step of putting her on television
hoping that would produce more information about her identity.
Kevin Flood, a firefighter who gave the girl a drink and a fruit snack that
night, said her hair was tousled as if she had just been awakened. But she
showed no signs of abuse and neglect, authorities said.
"She was scared. She was crying," said Flood, 34. "She said her daddy had
left her on the corner."
Valery was asking to see her mother, but authorities were waiting to break
the news of her mother's death, said John Mattingly, commissioner of the
city Administration for Children's Services. Dozens of people have
volunteered to adopt her, he said.
"This little girl is as strong and capable and bright as she can be because
of her mother," Mattingly said. "It makes us hopeful for the future ... that
she will in the long run do well."
City officials were trying to contact family members and have already
reached a female cousin of her mother's in New York, Mattingly said.
Ascarrunz also was charged with reckless endangerment, endangering the
welfare of a child, child abandonment and evidence tampering, Brown said. If
convicted on the murder charge, he faces 25 years to life in prison.
Lozada-Rivaineira was last seen at the apartment she shared with Ascarrunz
late on September 24, authorities said. According to a criminal complaint,
Ascarrunz choked Lozada-Rivaineira to death in the apartment, put her body
in a plastic bag and left it in the living room for two days.
On September 26, he took her body from the apartment and dumped it in a pile
of trash on a Queens street corner, the complaint said.
Investigators found traces of blood in the apartment. Ascarrunz told police
he had cut Lozada-Rivaineira's throat to revive her after choking her,
according to the complaint.
Ascarrunz had not been arraigned by late Saturday. A spokesman for the
district attorney said he believed Ascarrunz did not have an attorney
.
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