A prisoner decapitated his cell mate and was described as "the most frightening atrocity case"

April 28, 2019

The convict tortured and murdered his partner at the Corcoran State Prison in California, USA, and the authorities revealed details of this brutal case.

A man was accused of having tortured and beheaded his cell mate in the State Prison Corcoran of California (United States). He would have used a "sharp metal object" and Phil Esbenshade, the prosecutor in charge of the case, described the murder as "the most appalling case I have ever seen in terms of atrocity".

Jaime Osuna, 31 years, cut several parts of the body of Luis Romero, including an eye and a finger, using a "sharp metal object wrapped in a rope and attached to a handle". The information was provided by the prosecutor in charge of the case in consultation with AP.

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In turn, in the crime committed on March 9, it is thought that the victim "was conscious some of the time", so Esbenshade He called the crime "the most appalling case I've ever seen in terms of atrocity". In the same way, Medical authorities said that Romero, 44, died of "bleeding" caused by "multiple injuries caused by acute force."

Osuna is already serving a life sentence without parole, for the murder of Yvette Pena in 2011. In case he is found guilty of Romero's crime, the convict could be sentenced to death.

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After what happened, Jaime Osuna He has been transferred to a prison for prisoners requiring medical or mental health care and, according to the prison authorities, the prisoner will have to face justice again at the end of June.

Prior to this case, the convict had declared that it was not the first time that he was committing "abominable acts" and all his life had had these cruel intentions, even during his childhood.