Three alleged members of MS-13 hunted humans across California and Nevada during a murder spree to boost their standing in the gang, a court has heard.
Joel Vargas-Escobar, David Arturo Perez-Manchame and Jose Luis Reynaldo Reyes-Castillo, face charges including murder, attempted murder and kidnapping in aid of racketeering, and weapons charges in connection with the brutal killing of 11 people from 2017 to 2018 in California and Nevada.
In the Lloyd D. George courthouse in Vegas on Monday, the jury was told the three alleged Salvadoran gangsters looked for people they could mutilate and abduct most nights.
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Smith spoke about the brutal killing of 21-year-old Izaak Towery, who she said was mistaken as a member of MS-13’s rival gang 18th street.
The Salvadoran was stabbed 235 times after being abducted off the streets in Vegas by knifepoint in February 2018.
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She also talked about 19-year-old Abel Rodriguez, who she said was stabbed so many times he was unrecognizable when his body was found in a field.
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