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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Marshall County suspect apprehended
2. Murder charges filed against suspect in Marshall County deaths
Authorities in Des Moines have captured a suspect, Illias Julian Lasley, following the discovery of two deceased individuals in Marshall County. Lasley, 29, was apprehended on Merle Hay Road and faces two counts of first-degree murder, with additional charges likely. The bodies of Mario Murillo, 28, and Frances Tillie Gasca, 33, were found at a rural address on 182nd Street. A collaborative effort involving various law enforcement agencies, including the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and the U.S. Marshal’s Office, aided in the investigation and apprehension of the suspect. The incident occurred on April 19, prompting swift action from local authorities.
1. Marshall County homicide suspect apprehended, charged with double murder
2. Arrest made in Marshall County deaths, accused of two counts of homicide
Arrest Made in Connection with Marshall County Double Murder
Authorities in Des Moines have apprehended a suspect wanted in connection with a double murder that took place in Marshall County. Illias Julian Lasley, 29, was taken into custody on Saturday in the 4700 block of Merle Hay Road, following the discovery of two deceased individuals at a rural residence located at 2645 182nd Street.
Details of the Crime
The incident, which occurred in the early hours of Friday, April 19, saw sheriff’s deputies responding to reports of a disturbance at the property north of Marshalltown. Upon arrival, officials found the bodies of Mario Murillo, 28, and Frances Tillie Gasca, 33, both residents of Marshalltown.
Multi-Agency Investigation
In the wake of this tragedy, a collaborative effort was launched involving multiple law enforcement agencies. The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation, Marshalltown Police Department, Tama County Sheriff’s Office, Grinnell Police Department, Meskwaki Police Department, Mid-Iowa Drug Task Force, Marshall County Attorney’s Office, Iowa State Patrol, and U.S. Marshal’s Office all lent their expertise to the investigation and subsequent search for the suspect.
The Capture
After a thorough manhunt spanning several hours, Lasley was eventually located and apprehended in Des Moines. He now faces two counts of first-degree murder, with further charges expected to be brought against him as the case progresses.
Community Shock
The community of Marshall County has been left reeling in the aftermath of this heinous crime. The loss of two beloved individuals has sent shockwaves through the tight-knit town, prompting an outpouring of grief and calls for justice.
Justice Sought
As the legal process unfolds, authorities are committed to ensuring that those responsible for this senseless act are held accountable. The families and friends of the victims are seeking closure and are eager to see justice served for Murillo and Gasca.
