Someone posted this article today. Could this be accurate??
http://www.primerahora.com/adnhundeaasesinodejorelys-600559.html
A little over a month of the cruel murder of Rivera Galarza Jorelys Puerto Rican girl, authorities confirmed through DNA tests that defendant Ryan Brunn was the author of the terrible incident in which the child was kidnapped, tortured, raped, beaten and stabbed to death in clashes in Canton, Georgia.
This was stated yesterday to Primera Hora, Joseline Rivera, the girl's mother of seven who disappeared last December 2, a park near his home in River Ridge complex in Georgia.
"The authorities have been communicating all the time with me and told me that the evidence found in the apartment and the tests were consistent with DNA from him (he prefers not to mention the name Brunn)," said Joseline officials said it and the prosecutor in the case that has shocked the country and the international press.
The parent added that scientific evidence "is evidence related to the autopsy" and that agents have secured evidence against Brunn have a 20 year old who worked as a maintenance worker housing complex where the girl lived.
According to preliminary investigation, after kidnapping the girl, the defendant, who cynically helped look for the small day he was missing and even commented on his Facebook page about the case, led to an abandoned apartment Jorelys. They committed the monstrous crime. Then he threw the little body of the child in a trash container in the same housing complex and crushed him, leaving the girl almost disfigured. Authorities found the body on 5 December.
"I only pray that with all the proof that there will apply the death penalty ... if not give it, throw it wants the prisoners to do what they want with it. That man really hurt me and it is unforgivable, "she said bravely.
And no wonder, since the tragedy occurred, Joseline, who was in Puerto Rico until December 27 to share with his family in Peñuelas, has no consolation. He can barely sleep a wink and has no appetite to eat anything at all.
"I feel bad psychologically. I know. It's like I'm going crazy with all that happened. I have no heart, I will not eat ... I superflaca "said he has two other girls, and Alannis Jessiany four and one year respectively.
Indeed, the mental health of their two small, especially Jessiany is another matter that stuns Joseline.
And that is the largest girls constantly ask her older sister. "Mom, where's Jorelys? Why not come home? "Questioned the girl to her mother, who burst into tears with each question.
"I know that the girl (Jessiany) and I both, we need psychological help. For us it was very difficult ... believes that the girl gave him a cantazo Jorelys a car in the park where she was abducted. That is the product of your imagination because I can not tell the truth yet, "Joseline said.
As part of the recovery plan, Joseline had to move the housing complex where he lived. She says she is a new beginning.
"I moved on Saturday ... could not stand to stay there. I had to disconnect because I went looking for the park all the time. In addition, all Jorelys tidbits were in the house and many memories. Now this (the move) is like a new beginning. I know that will not be easy without it, because Jorelys was unruly and cheerful home. But I am confident move forward, "said Joseline.
It is assumed that the next appointment with Ryan Brunn justice is carried out in late January.
"I just pray that that day he (Brunn) is guilty sang to end it (trial stage)," said Joseline on the view that will take place in the superior court of Cherokee County, Georgia.
Brunn's first visit was made in court on 8 December, when he filed charges of murder and for providing false information, then lied to police about his whereabouts on the day of the incident. The defendant claimed that he was in a Walmart near his community, but the security cameras unmasked. The man was refused bail.
Brunn, a dropout who left school in tenth grade, has been sung innocent of the crime. Their families have also advocated. However, none followed him on the day of the filing of charges.