Southwest Rangers escorted the funeral of Jesse Ramirez 7 and Edwin Pellecier 10 who where brutally murdered on December 26, 2008. Arizona / West Bludgeoned Phoenix boys die By Bob Christie The Associated Press Tucson, Arizona | Published: 12.27.2008 advertisementPHOENIX — Two young boys who were targeted in a brutal and apparently random attack while playing at a west Phoenix park died on Friday, and police said their alleged assailant now faces murder charges. Cousins Edwin Pellecier and Jesse Ramirez suffered severe head injuries when they were repeatedly bludgeoned Tuesday afternoon, Phoenix police Sgt. Tommy Thompson said. Seven-year-old Jesse died early Friday and 10-year-old Edwin was pronounced dead hours later. Police arrested 36-year-old Joe Sauceda Gallegos within hours of the attack and he made an initial court appearance on two counts of child abuse and dangerous crimes against children on Wednesday. Detectives added a first-degree murder charge after Jesse's death and a second was being lodged Friday afternoon, Thompson said. "It was just a brutal, vicious attack that didn't need to happen," Thompson said. "This is the type of deal that makes hard-boiled cops cry inside." The boys were found by a neighbor lying in a small community park Tuesday afternoon. Doctors told police they believe the boys were bludgeoned repeatedly with a baseball bat or similar object. Police say they found a bat in Gallegos' home along with clothing that appeared to be bloodstained ...
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Southwest Rangers escorted the funeral of Jesse Ramirez 7 and Edwin Pellecier 10 who where brutally murdered on December 26, 2008. Arizona / West Bludgeoned Phoenix boys die By Bob Christie The Associated Press Tucson, Arizona | Published: 12.27.2008 advertisementPHOENIX — Two young boys who were targeted in a brutal and apparently random attack while playing at a west Phoenix park died on Friday, and police said their alleged assailant now faces murder charges. Cousins Edwin Pellecier and Jesse Ramirez suffered severe head injuries when they were repeatedly bludgeoned Tuesday afternoon, Phoenix police Sgt. Tommy Thompson said. Seven-year-old Jesse died early Friday and 10-year-old Edwin was pronounced dead hours later. Police arrested 36-year-old Joe Sauceda Gallegos within hours of the attack and he made an initial court appearance on two counts of child abuse and dangerous crimes against children on Wednesday. Detectives added a first-degree murder charge after Jesse's death and a second was being lodged Friday afternoon, Thompson said. "It was just a brutal, vicious attack that didn't need to happen," Thompson said. "This is the type of deal that makes hard-boiled cops cry inside." The boys were found by a neighbor lying in a small community park Tuesday afternoon. Doctors told police they believe the boys were bludgeoned repeatedly with a baseball bat or similar object. Police say they found a bat in Gallegos' home along with clothing that appeared to be bloodstained ...
Southwest Rangers escorted the funeral of Jesse Ramirez 7 and Edwin Pellecier 10 who where brutally murdered on December 26, 2008. Arizona / West Bludgeoned Phoenix boys die By Bob Christie The Associated Press Tucson, Arizona | Published: 12.27.2008 advertisementPHOENIX — Two young boys who were targeted in a brutal and apparently random attack while playing at a west Phoenix park died on Friday, and police said their alleged assailant now faces murder charges. Cousins Edwin Pellecier and Jesse Ramirez suffered severe head injuries when they were repeatedly bludgeoned Tuesday afternoon, Phoenix police Sgt. Tommy Thompson said. Seven-year-old Jesse died early Friday and 10-year-old Edwin was pronounced dead hours later. Police arrested 36-year-old Joe Sauceda Gallegos within hours of the attack and he made an initial court appearance on two counts of child abuse and dangerous crimes against children on Wednesday. Detectives added a first-degree murder charge after Jesse's death and a second was being lodged Friday afternoon, Thompson said. "It was just a brutal, vicious attack that didn't need to happen," Thompson said. "This is the type of deal that makes hard-boiled cops cry inside." The boys were found by a neighbor lying in a small community park Tuesday afternoon. Doctors told police they believe the boys were bludgeoned repeatedly with a baseball bat or similar object. Police say they found a bat in Gallegos' home along with clothing that appeared to be bloodstained ...
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