Deceased/Not Found WI - Cassandra Ayon, 27, no show @ work, Unity, Clark Co, 3 Oct 2020 *Arrest*

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JUN 15, 2021
Clark County missing woman Cassandra Ayon: $1M bond set for suspect (marshfieldnewsherald.com)
A judge set a $1 million cash bond Tuesday for a Mosinee man prosecutors have accused of killing a missing woman.

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Contreras Perez had an interpreter Wednesday afternoon when he made his initial appearance on the charges of being a party to the crimes of first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and stalking, all as a domestic abuse incident. His next appearance is scheduled for June 23.

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Million Dollar Bond Set for Mosinee Man Charged in Cassandra Ayon Disapperance | WSAU News/Talk 550 AM
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At his initial appearance on Tuesday morning a cash bond of $1,000,000 was set for Conteras Perez. Conditions of the bond include no contact of any kind with the victim’s family or anyone listed in the criminal complaint, he may not possess any firearms or weapons, and he cannot leave Clark, Marathon, or Brown County without the Courts approval.

A preliminary hearing for Contreras Perez has been scheduled for Wednesday, June 23rd. At that hearing, he is likely to learn if his case will head to trial.
 
PommyMommy said:
JUN 15, 2021
Clark County missing woman Cassandra Ayon: $1M bond set for suspect (marshfieldnewsherald.com)
A judge set a $1 million cash bond Tuesday for a Mosinee man prosecutors have accused of killing a missing woman.

[...]

Contreras Perez had an interpreter Wednesday afternoon when he made his initial appearance on the charges of being a party to the crimes of first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and stalking, all as a domestic abuse incident. His next appearance is scheduled for June 23.

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Million Dollar Bond Set for Mosinee Man Charged in Cassandra Ayon Disapperance | WSAU News/Talk 550 AM
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At his initial appearance on Tuesday morning a cash bond of $1,000,000 was set for Conteras Perez. Conditions of the bond include no contact of any kind with the victim’s family or anyone listed in the criminal complaint, he may not possess any firearms or weapons, and he cannot leave Clark, Marathon, or Brown County without the Courts approval.

A preliminary hearing for Contreras Perez has been scheduled for Wednesday, June 23rd. At that hearing, he is likely to learn if his case will head to trial.
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I love that judge!
 
OCT 3, 2021
Timeline: One year later, Cassandra Ayon still missing | News | wqow.com
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October 3, 2020: Ayon left a friends home in Unity around 3:45 a.m.

October 4, 2020: The family of Ayon called 911 to file a missing persons report.

October 5, 2020: Ayon did not show up at work.

October 7, 2020: News 18 reported the state division of criminal investigation and the state crime lab joined the investigation.

December 22, 2020: The Clark County Sheriff's Office began asking the public for any information about a red or maroon SUV that may have been seen driving or parked on streets near a trailer court on the night of Ayon's disappearance.

May 7, 2021: News 18 reported Jesus Perez was charged with stalking a woman before she went missing.

June 7, 2021: Perez was charged with being party to first degree murder and hiding a corpse.

June 15, 2021: Perez had his initial court hearing. Bond is set at $1 million. If convicted, he faces life is prison.

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OCT 5, 2021
Cassandra Ayon: One year later, the search for answers continues in homicide case
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The Wisconsin Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Clark County Sheriff’s Department on Tuesday issued a news release reminding the public of Ayon’s disappearance.

Anyone with information is urged to call the Clark County Sheriff’s Department at 715-743-3157 or call the Clark County Sheriff’s Office Tip line at 888-847-2576.

This investigation is led by the DOJ Division of Criminal Investigation and the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. The case is being prosecuted by Clark County District Attorney Melissa Inlow and DOJ Criminal Litigation Unit Assistant Attorney General Annie Jay. The Clark County District Attorney’s Office is providing victim services.

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Wisconsin Department of Justice (state.wi.us)
 
The news keeps referring to him as being a Mosinee man but as a local I would like to point out that town is part of a larger area know as Wausau Wi. Also, Jesus is known locally as having connections to gang like activity and drug trafficking in his past. I would be very curious if they checked Jesus for marks after her going missing. Cassy was a fighter for sure. My wife graduated with her and I grew up riding the same school bus with her. She wouldn't have gone down without a fight.
 
Abraham12/20/68 said:
The news keeps referring to him as being a Mosinee man but as a local I would like to point out that town is part of a larger area know as Wausau Wi. Also, Jesus is known locally as having connections to gang like activity and drug trafficking in his past. I would be very curious if they checked Jesus for marks after her going missing. Cassy was a fighter for sure. My wife graduated with her and I grew up riding the same school bus with her. She wouldn't have gone down without a fight.
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Most likely this will be deleted, but my heart has been with Cassy from get go.

Thanks for local 411. Bless you!
 
NOV 21 updated NOV 25, 2021
Wisconsin authorities are asking hunters to keep a look out for missing people | Top Stories | waow.com
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"Hunters are out there in the woods deeper than most people are," said Marsha Loritz, Founder of Wisconsin Missing Persons Advocacy Inc. "I think a lot of families hold on to hope during hunting season that maybe they can get the answers they have been looking for."

While out in the woods, hunters are encouraged to call 911 and not touch anything if they come across something that seems to be suspicious.
 
PommyMommy said:
OCT 5, 2021
Change of venue motion to be considered in Contreras Perez trial
WSAU Radio reports that court proceedings were held Tuesday for Jesus Contreras Perez where a judge announced that a motion hearing on a change of venue request will be held on November 30th.
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NOV 30, 2021
Change of venue denied in homicide case - Central Wisconsin News
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Annie Jay, an assistant attorney general of Wisconsin who is prosecuting the case along with Clark County District Attorney Melissa Inlow, said the standard for considering a change of venue is not the mere presence or even the amount of pretrial publicity a case receives, but the nature of it. In this case, Jay said, the news coverage has been limited to the evidence presented so far in court documents and during court proceedings, and has not included opinionated commentary that may sway potential jurors’ viewpoints.

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In his ruling to deny the motion, Diehn said he is bound to move a trial if there is a “reasonable likelihood” that a fair jury cannot be seated. In this case, he said, most of the news coverage has come from reputable news sources, and it has not been inflammatory or opinionated.

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Contreras Perez is to be in court next for a Feb. 17 status conference, at which time trial dates may be discussed. ...
 
JUN 6, 2022
www.weau.com

Trial begins for suspect in missing woman’s disappearance and murder

A five-day trial is scheduled to begin Monday for the 42-year-old man charged with killing a missing woman and hiding her remains.
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A five-day trial is scheduled to begin Monday for the 42-year-old man charged with killing a missing woman and hiding her remains.

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Jesus Contreras Perez is charged with first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse, and stalking resulting in bodily harm in connection to the disappearance of Ayon.

Court documents say Ayon and Contreras Perez have a child together.

Detectives say on Sept. 26 and Sept. 27 in 2020 Contreras Perez’s Google search history shows he searched “how to make a homemade silencer”, “what a silencer really sounds like”, building a fuel filter suppressor” and “testing a new silencer... " and “homemade suppressor demo for .30-06.”

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JUN 6, 2022
www.marshfieldnewsherald.com

Trial begins Monday for Mosinee man charged with killing missing Clark County woman

Jesus Contreras Perez faces a charge of first-degree intentional homicide related to the death of missing Clark County woman Cassandra Ayon.
www.marshfieldnewsherald.com

Authorities have not found Ayon's body or her car, according to the criminal complaint.

According to the defense attorney for accused killer Jesus Contreras Perez, there is a reasonable possibility that a co-worker of the victim in the case may have committed the crime. Furthermore, says attorney Claire Longdin, police did not properly investigate him as a suspect while looking into the disappearance/murder of 27-year-old Cassandra Ayon of Loyal.

The jury in the first-degree murder trial for Contreras Perez that is to begin on June 6 will not hear Longdin’s theory, however, Judge Daniel Diehn ruled last week. The suspect named by Longdin did have the motive, Diehn said, but did not have any apparent opportunity to kill her on the night she went missing in October 2020 nor does any physical evidence exist to suggest he did.

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JUN 6, 2022

www.waow.com

Contreras Perez trial begins in Clark County

NEILLSVILLE, WI (WSAU) — The trial for the man accused of killing Cassandra Ayon began this week in Clark County.
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Contreras Perez has previously been scheduled to go to trial in early 2023. Court records show that shortly after that trial was scheduled a demand for a speedy trial was filed, and in early April the judge rescheduled the proceedings for this week.

www.wqow.com

Woman still missing as jury selection begins in murder trial

Ayon and her car are still missing.
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Jury selection began Monday in the trial for the man charged with killing a Clark County woman.
 
JUN 10

NEILLSVILLE – A Clark County jury on Friday found a 42-year-old Mosinee man guilty of killing his former girlfriend.

According to online court records, Jesus Contreras Perez was found guilty on charges of first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and stalking in connection with the disappearance of Cassandra Ayon.

www.marshfieldnewsherald.com

Mosinee man found guilty of killing missing Clark County woman Cassandra Ayon

Jesus Contreras Perez, 42, of Mosinee, was found guilty Friday on charges of first-degree intentional homicide, hiding a corpse and stalking.
www.marshfieldnewsherald.com
 
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