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In October 2002, a young newlywed was found brutally murdered in a parking lot in Miami-Dade, Florida. As the family was left stunned, the authorities scrambled to find any leads that indicated who had killed her.
Michel Escoto was found guilty of first-degree murder in the slaying of his new bride, Wendy Trapaga, whose body was found dumped in a North Miami-Dade warehouse district, reports the station.
Michel Escoto murdered his newlywed wife, Wendy Trapaga, in Miami, Florida, so that he could claim a large life insurance payout.
A South Florida man accused of murdering his newlywed wife to collect a $1 million insurance policy was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole Wednesday. Michel Escoto,...
In April, a jury found 42-year old Michel Escoto guilty of first degree murder in the 2002 death Wendy Trapaga, his wife of four days. At the opening of the proceeding, Miami-Dade Circuit...
Miami-Dade jurors last month convicted Escoto, 42, of first-degree murder for the slaying of Trapaga, whose bloodied body was found dumped next to a warehouse in Northwest Miami-Dade in...
Jurors deliberated less than three hours Tuesday before delivering the verdict against Escoto, Trapaga’s husband of only four days back in October 2002, when she was strangled and viciously...
