On Wednesday, the Phoenix Police department announced that they had found the dead body of the 17-year-old teen, Jesse Sainz Camacho, who was kidnapped and killed in a twisted targeted attack during a home invasion in west Phoenix. Camacho was abducted from his home around 3:00 am on December 19, and his remains were recovered after nine days in a remote area in Maricopa County. However, the exact location of finding his dead body was not revealed.
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The dreadful inspection footage shows the armed man raiding Camacho’s home and shooting his grandfather. The two abductors targeted attacked wearing baseball caps and holding guns. According to Sgt. Philip Krynsky: ‘Jesse was actually the intended target in that home invasion,’
As revealed by the police, the hunt for the armed suspects is still going on, and Camacho’s grandfather is expected to survive his injuries. Sgt. Krynsky said: ‘We want to make sure we get these individuals off the street,’
‘We don’t want there to be any more violence with this, so again, we are looking for you, we will identify you and hold you accountable.’
He added: ‘We don’t suggest that you approach these individuals.’
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As per the news from Fox5, a neighbour who wished to hide his identity witnessed the tragic incident and told police that he saw the incident through his bedroom window. The neighbour said:
‘I was awake around two-ish, talking to my friends on the phone,” And then, I hear gunshots.”
He continued: ‘It’s crazy, because I went to school with him last year. It was crazy that it was one of my neighbors and it was around my neighborhood. I would never have thought that something like that would happen out here.”
As a part of the investigation, police are not revealing how they found Camacho’s body or why the suspects were targeting him. Phoenix police appeal to people with any information can contact Silent Witness at 480 Witness. Moreover, authorities are offering an award of up to $ 1000 for information regarding Camacho’s abduction.
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