Interpreter Monday: Elko and Jesus Segundo-Huizar

interpreter monday: The Elko Daily Free Press reports that 47-year-old Jose de Jesus Segundo-Huizar entered his plea through an interpreter Monday in Elko District Court in the slaying of Carmen prosecutors agreed to drop five additional counts as part of a plea-bargain arrangement, according to Metro News. Authorities have said a motive for the slaying was unclear, but that Segundo-Huizar said he knew lived in Jerome, Idaho. A former Idaho ranch hand who is not a United States citizen faces up to life in state prison without parole and possible deportation after pleading no contest to killing and decapitating a northeast Nevada woman in 2016. He remains jailed in Elko pending lived with her boyfriend in the small town of Ryndon, Nevada. Her severed head was later found buried about a mile from her body northeast of Elko. Judge Al Kacin says she was struck with a hammer or similar object before she died. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.