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Just went outside to get the morning paper...
Maribel's case is on the front page of the OC Register!

Maribel's case is on the front page of the OC Register!
Prosecutors allege Joy got into a fight with Ramos after she told him to move out because he wasn't paying the rent. Authorities suspect there could also be another motive.
"He may have been infatuated with her and I don't know if that was necessarily mutual," said prosecutor Scott Simmons.
The shocking twist has left Ramos’ friends and family reeling.
“I’m gonna miss her a lot,” Ramos’ younger sister, Lucy Gonzalez, told KNBC-TV in Los Angeles. “I can’t even explain to you the pain and the anger, but God got me through it.”
A man implicated himself in his roommate's murder through his use of a public library computer that led detectives to the body, a prosecutor said today, but a defense attorney argued the evidence just as likely could show the Iraq War veteran's death could have been a suicide or accidental...
Police questioned Joy about 10 times, but investigators were stumped about the victim's whereabouts until the defendant, who did not have Internet access, was monitored using a public library's computer to search for information on how long it takes for a body to decompose, Simmons said...
An investigator monitoring Joy's web browsing May 16 last year "got a break" when he saw the suspect had read an article online about a planned search for Ramos, which led Joy to look for a satellite image of the site where the body was later found, Simmons said. Within 45 minutes, police found Ramos' body.
At the opening of Kwang Chol "K.C." Joy's murder trial Monday, the prosecution and defense agreed on one thing: the 55-year-old last year dumped the dead body of his former roommate, Iraq War veteran Maribel Manriquez Ramos...
As related by City News Service courtroom reporter Paul Anderson, jurors Monday heard a 9-1-1 call from April 21, 2013, when a distraught Ramos told a dispatcher how a recent conversation with Joy had frightened her so much that she slept with a machete at arm's length.
The prosecutor argued Joy's Internet activity showed "consciousness of guilt," allowing for a conviction of first-degree murder.
While Ramos' friends and family and police were frantically searching for the missing Iraq War veteran, who disappeared just days before she was about to graduate with a bachelor's degree from Cal State Fullerton, Joy did interviews with television news reporters, Simmons said.
"The defendant made a conscious decision to lie to police and the media, claiming he had no idea what happened to Maribel over and over again," Simmons said. "And all the time he knows he buried her after murdering her... What kind of person does that? A cold-blooded person."
Ha. It's only noon. An Hour and half to go then. Bet they broke for lunch.
'The verdict was expected to be read at 1:30 p.m.'
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/l...269084251.html?_osource=SocialFlowTwt_LABrand