Illinois, the investigating judge in issuing new details about the woman who was killed by the property of illegal immigrants

The Illinois Investigative Judge refuted the allegations that a woman found her dead in a storage container in a house Illegal His head was cut.

The Lake Coroner Province Office issued a statement on Monday after its autopsy on Megan Boss, 37, saying that the main result that was contradictory in the media in addition to a statement issued by the Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) He claimed that she had beheaded.

Boss’s body was found by the police in April in a container in a square belonging to Jose Luis Mendoza-Gonzales, 52, a illegal Mexican immigrant arrested and charged in the case, but he was issued after his appearance in the first court, which angered. The mother of Boss criticized Illinois Governor

The immigration authorities in Chicago arrested him last week.

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“Megan was never drawn before her death,” the office said, adding that no signs were found shock or conflict on April 11. The office said that Boss’s body was in a state of advanced decomposition and exposed to chemicals, which complicated the analysis of the cause of death.

“This wrong information has caused unnecessary distress and distort the facts of this investigation.”

A spokesman for the National Security Ministry told the Fox News Digital that Boss’s body was found badly and in the bleaching storage container, in response to the statement of the pathologist.

The Criminal Investigative Judge said that the cause of death was still unlimited, as the science of toxins showed fentanel, cocaine and morphine in its system.

The forensic office said that her death is suspicious, and perhaps drug -related or murder, but not one or one conclusive. The office said that the specialist death is possible, but it is difficult to emphasize due to decomposition.

“These conditions raise doubts about the death of killing, or perhaps a drug–“The relevant death may not include hidden murders any external or internal evidence of the injury. Moreover, the decomposition of the body at the time of discovery complicates the interpretation of accurate material results sometimes that suggest suffocation,” said the pathologist.

The forensic scientist says that the remains of Susan Morveio may have been transferred twice after killing.

Boss’s body was found in the plastic garbage container in Mendoza Gonzales Square in Wukjan, Illinois.

“Fintanel, cocaine and morphine receptors were identified in liver tissue, indicating faty cocaine, fentanel and potential heroin use.” “Distinguish between symptomatic drug poisoning and death that is based only on the results of an autopsy, both the lack of a large shock and the presence of potential deadly drugs in the body of the deceased, is not possible.”

Menduza-Gonzalez was arrested in April and was charged with hiding a body, abusing the body and obstruction of justice, but ordered his release by the Lake Randy Bruno County judge after his first appearance to the court.

He was arrested again on Saturday afternoon in a market in Chicago The enforcement of migration and customs (ICE) agents and are still in an ice custody, according to the Ministry of National Security.

“It is completely disgusting (this) the freedom of this monster in the streets of Illinois after he committed such a hideous crime,” Fox News spokesman told Fox News. “Megan Boss and her family will get justice.”

The loss of Boss was reported on March 9, but family members said they disappeared in February.

Mendoza Gonzales is accused of maintaining the body of Boss in his courtyard for about two months and Using her body.

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It is claimed that Mendoza Gonzales told the authorities Boss an overdose in his home, and instead of calling the number 911, he broke her phone and kept her body on the basement for two days before moving it abroad, according to what he said The report.

After the release of Mendoza-Gonzalez in April, the mayor of Antioch, Scott Gartner, criticized the laws that allowed to flee the suspected criminal foreigner, according to a report issued by Affiliate Fox 32 Chicago.

Gartner said: “I was shocked when I literally discovered the next day that the person who arrested them because of this was released from prison under a safe law less than less, I think, more than 48 hours,” Gartner said. “There are other reduced conditions in this case. Not only the type of crime, the duration of the crime hiding, and the fact that the person who was arrested because of this is not an American citizen, as you know, perhaps (fleeing) from the country.”

Patrick McGfern in Fox News contributed to this report.