Chances are excellent that UNNAMED DAD had a history of domestic violence--even if there were no police reports. But whatever his past, Daddy got custody/visitation rights anyway. And when Mom showed up at his door step to drop off their 3-year-old daughter, he murdered her. And their daughter. Typical control freak Daddy Drama at its best.
Murders that take place during child custody pickups and dropoffs are not uncommon. It is appalling that the courts put innocent mothers and children at risk--just so criminal daddies can have their "rights." Thank you fathers rights!
http://www.ktnv.com/news/local/134224688.html
Woman grieves after friend and toddler killed in murder suicide
By Heather Klein
CREATED Nov. 20, 2011
Las Vegas, NV (KTNV) -- A woman and her toddler are murdered by her ex-boyfriend. Police say after killing his ex and their daughter, he turned the gun on himself. A friend tells Action News this is such a tragedy because a 13-year-old son is left behind.
Police say Veronica Erazo and her three-year-old daughter Sabrina were murdered by Sabrina's father and Veronica's ex-boyfriend.
"I can't believe it still," friend and former neighbor of Veronica, Srrgut Tessmen, says.
Tessman says the news is tough to take. Their daughters played together and their sons go to school together.
In fact, Tessmen says it was Veronica's 13-year-old son who told them she was missing.
"He said have you seen my mom? We called everywhere, she didn't answer her phone," Tessmen says.
A short time later police arrived at the neighborhood near Hacienda and Buffalo. They say they received a call from Veronica's current boyfriend that she never showed for work after going to drop Sabrina off at her ex's house. When police got there they say they found an inordinate amount of blood inside.
Police believe Veronica's ex-boyfriend killed her and their daughter at his house. Then they say he loaded the body's in his car, driving off and later shooting himself.
Police discovered the car with all three bodies near Hualapai Way and Sunset Road late Friday night.
"Never, I would never think that," Tessman says.
Veronica Erazo worked at Saint Rose Dominican Hospital. They sent Action News a statement Sunday.
"Veronica was a valued member of the st. Rose Dominican hospitals family. She was a dynamic person who gave to her family and her job unselfishly. "