On April 23, Justin Wilson, 26, filed an emergency petition with the court system. Wilson sought a special release, due to what court records described to be an "immediate threat posed by [the] COVID pandemic.
He was awaiting trial on several charges of theft, plus rogue and vagabond. The latter charge is typically applied in cases where police catch a suspect breaking into a vehicle or possessing burglar tools.
According to court records, that hearing lasted just under six minutes. Such bonds do not require defendants to put down any money for their release. Around a.
The girl walked to the base of the stairwell and allegedly saw Wilson tussling with her father, Edigio Ienzi, 63, at knifepoint. The girl ran back to her bedroom, locked her door, hid in the closet, and called No further at this time. Police entered the two-story house and quickly called for fire rescue. The year-old's injuries, however, were too severe. He was pronounced dead a short while later. Meanwhile, officers set up a perimeter in the residential neighborhood, circulated local hangouts, and shared the suspect description over the police radio:.
A man in his late 20s or early 30s, with a tall, muscular build, plus long, curly, dirty brown hair pulled back in a ponytail. The man was wearing a vest, t-shirt, and blue jeans. Investigators caught a lucky break thanks to surveillance video from two neighbors' homes. One clip showed a man matching Wilson's description, pacing in the street while talking on a cell phone shortly before the murder.
