Jocelyn Nungaray, 12, fought back with her dying breaths — leaving bite and scratch marks on illegal migrant: prosecutors
After the killing, Peña 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
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. ---More...
NEW: Prosecutors say 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray fought to survive until her last breath, say she left bite and scratch marks on one of the illegal immigrants.
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21-year-old Johan Jose Rangel Martinez still had bite marks on his body when he was arrested.
Rangel Martinez is… pic.twitter.com/lRUHfMfUiz