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Roberto Fabián Ayala ([roˈβeɾto faˈβjan aˈʝala]; born 14 April 1973), nicknamed El Ratón ("The Mouse"), is an Argentine former footballer who played as a centre back for the Argentina national football team, as well as Valencia and Real Zaragoza in Spain, Milan and Napoli in Italy, and Ferro Carril, River Plate and Racing Club in his ...
Jul 24, 2020 · Roberto Ayala, a farm manager, was killed by an explosive device in a rice field in 2011. Paul Moore, a cousin and rival, confessed to the crime and was convicted of murder.
Jul 25, 2020 · Paul Moore, a family friend of Ayala's, was convicted of setting an explosive device that killed him in 2013. The case was based on circumstantial evidence and a letter claiming responsibility for the bombing.
- Ayala’s Son Fabian Was with Him When He Died
- Paul and Peter Moore Allegedly Resented Ayala
- The Police Received Letters About The Bomb During The Investigation
- Paul Moore Is Serving Life in Prison For The Murder
- Ayala’s Family Received $20 Million in A Wrongful Death Suit
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The day that Ayala died, his then 7-year-old son Fabian was with him in the field. “I yelled his name out, and he wasn’t answering,” Fabian Ayala told Dateline. “So… I’m gonna go and try and get help.” Fabian ran for about 2 miles through the farms to find someone to help his father, who unfortunately died at the scene of the explosion.
Roberto Ayala had worked for the Moore brothers for 19 years, and brothers Paul and Peter Moore reportedly shared animosity toward Ayala. According to Case Law, Paul Moore regarded the Ayala brothers with animosity and said of Roberto, “Those son-of-a-b******, they are trying to take over my life. I’m going to get that F*****.” Though there was no ...
According to CBS Sacramento, the Sheriff’s Office received a letter on August 12, 2011 claiming responsibility for detonating the bomb. Three days later, they received another letter containing a diagram of the device. ATF described the device as a “destructive device in the electrical panel.” On December 6 of 2011, agents searched Paul Moore’s hom...
Paul Moore is currently serving life in prison without the possibility of parole. The conviction was upheldby the court of appeals in 2016. “Paul was afforded a fair trial,” the appeals court said at the time. “His trial lawyer provided excellent representation and advocacy. But 12 jurors of Paul’s peers found that the circumstantial evidence prove...
In December 2016, a Colusa County judge approveda wrongful death lawsuit filed in 2013 by Ayala’s family against Moore Brothers, Arlan Moore, Paul Moore and Roger Moore. The settlement awarded the family $20 million as well as $44,800 in worker’s compensation payment. “I don’t imagine my clients will see anything of it,” Sacramento lawyer Justin Gi...
Roberto Ayala was killed in an explosion on a farm owned by the Moore brothers in 2011. Paul Moore was convicted of the crime and sentenced to life in prison, while his brother Peter denied involvement.
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Roberto Ayala was a farm manager who was killed by a bomb planted by Paul Moore, the son of the farm owner, in 2011. The upcoming episode of Dateline: Secrets Uncovered will re-investigate the case and the motive behind the crime.
Biografía de Roberto Ayala, exfutbolista argentino y español, campeón de la Liga española y la Copa de la UEFA con el Valencia. Actualmente es entrenador asistente de la selección argentina y jugador de footgolf.
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Roberto Ayala is a former centre-back who played for Argentina and several clubs in Spain and Italy. He was born on April 14, 1973 in Paraná, Argentina and retired in 2011.
