GUILTY NY - Elisabeth 'Lisa' Parisi, 24, murdered, Sands Point, 14 Oct 2005
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Cops are looking to question the boyfriend of the young single mom found dead on Long Island's Gold Coast - but fear he may have fled the country, sources said yesterday.
Edgar Sanchez, a construction worker who had a stormy history with Elisabeth (Lisa) Parisi, also had worked near the exclusive North Shore peninsula where her battered body was found Monday, a source said.
Sanchez, 34, was a no-show at a Suffolk County court appearance yesterday for a drunken-driving charge, and a law enforcement source said he may have returned to Guatemala.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime_file/story/357411p-304560c.html
The stricken family of "Great Gatsby" murder victim Elisabeth "Lisa" Parisi yesterday said she feared for her life when she was around her troubled boyfriend.
Cops want to haul in the boyfriend, Edgar Sanchez the father of her 4-month-old daughter for questioning in the grisly slaying in ultra-tony Sands Point, L.I.
"Lisa told me that she felt she was going to die by his hands," Parisi's brother Paul told The Post.
He said Sanchez, 34, of Mastic Beach, had beaten his 24-year-old sister repeatedly ever since the birth of their daughter.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/29789.htm
Edgar Sanchez, a construction worker who had a stormy history with Elisabeth (Lisa) Parisi, also had worked near the exclusive North Shore peninsula where her battered body was found Monday, a source said.
Sanchez, 34, was a no-show at a Suffolk County court appearance yesterday for a drunken-driving charge, and a law enforcement source said he may have returned to Guatemala.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime_file/story/357411p-304560c.html
The stricken family of "Great Gatsby" murder victim Elisabeth "Lisa" Parisi yesterday said she feared for her life when she was around her troubled boyfriend.
Cops want to haul in the boyfriend, Edgar Sanchez the father of her 4-month-old daughter for questioning in the grisly slaying in ultra-tony Sands Point, L.I.
"Lisa told me that she felt she was going to die by his hands," Parisi's brother Paul told The Post.
He said Sanchez, 34, of Mastic Beach, had beaten his 24-year-old sister repeatedly ever since the birth of their daughter.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/29789.htm
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Nassau police are checking flights overseas in their hunt for Edgar Sanchez, the missing ex-con boyfriend of "Great Gatsby" murder victim Lisa Parisi.
They believe Sanchez, a 34-year-old construction worker, may have fled to his native Guatemala.
Sanchez, whom police are calling a "person of interest" in their investigation, disappeared with Parisi's car last Friday, the day before her bludgeoned body was found dumped on the side of a country road in super-rich Sands Point, L.I.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/53745.htm
Elisabeth Parisi kept her long, strawberry blond hair down to her waist for most of her 24 years.
She confided in friends that her live-in boyfriend routinely dragged her around by it, according to family and friends.
When Parisi's body was found and police released a sketch, all the freckles on her face were in the right spots, her friends and family said, but her signature mane was shown cropped to her shoulders.
The mysterious haircut chilled her family as they imagined the events leading up to her death. She never would have willingly cut it, they said.
"It was her security blanket," said her cousin Jaime Werthner, 23.
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lipari21,0,6212329.story?coll=ny-homepage-bigpix2005
They believe Sanchez, a 34-year-old construction worker, may have fled to his native Guatemala.
Sanchez, whom police are calling a "person of interest" in their investigation, disappeared with Parisi's car last Friday, the day before her bludgeoned body was found dumped on the side of a country road in super-rich Sands Point, L.I.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/53745.htm
Elisabeth Parisi kept her long, strawberry blond hair down to her waist for most of her 24 years.
She confided in friends that her live-in boyfriend routinely dragged her around by it, according to family and friends.
When Parisi's body was found and police released a sketch, all the freckles on her face were in the right spots, her friends and family said, but her signature mane was shown cropped to her shoulders.
The mysterious haircut chilled her family as they imagined the events leading up to her death. She never would have willingly cut it, they said.
"It was her security blanket," said her cousin Jaime Werthner, 23.
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lipari21,0,6212329.story?coll=ny-homepage-bigpix2005
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Elisabeth Parisi kept her long, strawberry blond hair down to her waist for most of her 24 years.
She confided in friends that her live-in boyfriend routinely dragged her around by it, according to family and friends.
When Parisi's body was found and police released a sketch, all the freckles on her face were in the right spots, her friends and family said, but her signature mane was shown cropped to her shoulders.
The mysterious haircut chilled her family as they imagined the events leading up to her death. She never would have willingly cut it, they said.
"It was her security blanket," said her cousin Jaime Werthner, 23.
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lipari21,0,6212329.story?coll=ny-homepage-bigpix2005
Nassau police are checking flights overseas in their hunt for Edgar Sanchez, the missing ex-con boyfriend of "Great Gatsby" murder victim Lisa Parisi.
They believe Sanchez, a 34-year-old construction worker, may have fled to his native Guatemala.
Sanchez, whom police are calling a "person of interest" in their investigation, disappeared with Parisi's car last Friday, the day before her bludgeoned body was found dumped on the side of a country road in super-rich Sands Point, L.I.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/53745.htm
She confided in friends that her live-in boyfriend routinely dragged her around by it, according to family and friends.
When Parisi's body was found and police released a sketch, all the freckles on her face were in the right spots, her friends and family said, but her signature mane was shown cropped to her shoulders.
The mysterious haircut chilled her family as they imagined the events leading up to her death. She never would have willingly cut it, they said.
"It was her security blanket," said her cousin Jaime Werthner, 23.
http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lipari21,0,6212329.story?coll=ny-homepage-bigpix2005
Nassau police are checking flights overseas in their hunt for Edgar Sanchez, the missing ex-con boyfriend of "Great Gatsby" murder victim Lisa Parisi.
They believe Sanchez, a 34-year-old construction worker, may have fled to his native Guatemala.
Sanchez, whom police are calling a "person of interest" in their investigation, disappeared with Parisi's car last Friday, the day before her bludgeoned body was found dumped on the side of a country road in super-rich Sands Point, L.I.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/53745.htm
http://www.wnbc.com/news/5150763/detail.html
Boyfriend Of Murdered Mother Arrested On Warrant
Victim Has Two Young Children
NEW YORK -- The boyfriend of a woman found murdered in the exclusive north shore Long Island neighborhood of Sands Point was arrested in Ohio on a drunken driving warrant, police announced Saturday.
Sanchez was arrested in Geneva, Ohio, although police did not immediately have details on the circumstances. The victim's car, a 1995 Oldsmobile, was found early Saturday morning in Highland Hills, Ohio.
An extradition hearing was scheduled for Monday in Ohio.
Police on Long Island have not charged Sanchez in connection with the homicide, but Kasdorf said detectives intend to question him about her death.
Boyfriend Of Murdered Mother Arrested On Warrant
Victim Has Two Young Children
NEW YORK -- The boyfriend of a woman found murdered in the exclusive north shore Long Island neighborhood of Sands Point was arrested in Ohio on a drunken driving warrant, police announced Saturday.
Sanchez was arrested in Geneva, Ohio, although police did not immediately have details on the circumstances. The victim's car, a 1995 Oldsmobile, was found early Saturday morning in Highland Hills, Ohio.
An extradition hearing was scheduled for Monday in Ohio.
Police on Long Island have not charged Sanchez in connection with the homicide, but Kasdorf said detectives intend to question him about her death.
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The boyfriend of a woman found slain in the exclusive north shore Long Island neighborhood of Sands Point was arrested in Ohio on a drunken driving warrant, police announced Saturday.
Edgar Sanchez, 34, of Mastic Beach, was arrested Friday on an outstanding warrant from a DWI arrest seven months ago in Suffolk County, said Detective Lt. Dennis Farrell, commander of the Nassau County police homicide squad.
"He is most definitely a person of interest" in the slaying of 24-year-old Elisabeth Parisi, Farrell told a news conference at Police Headquarters, although he emphasized Sanchez was not a suspect at this time.
A tip from federal marshals led to the arrest of Sanchez, who has prior convictions for attempted petty larceny and possession of a controlled substance.
http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=local&id=3562828
Edgar Sanchez, 34, of Mastic Beach, was arrested Friday on an outstanding warrant from a DWI arrest seven months ago in Suffolk County, said Detective Lt. Dennis Farrell, commander of the Nassau County police homicide squad.
"He is most definitely a person of interest" in the slaying of 24-year-old Elisabeth Parisi, Farrell told a news conference at Police Headquarters, although he emphasized Sanchez was not a suspect at this time.
A tip from federal marshals led to the arrest of Sanchez, who has prior convictions for attempted petty larceny and possession of a controlled substance.
http://abclocal.go.com/wabc/story?section=local&id=3562828
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They got Sanchez in Ohio on Friday night actually a cop in Cleveland had ran the out of state plates on her car the day before her body was ID. They did not get a hit but it was still in the system and when her parents ran a stolen vehicle trace it showed up. That's how they got him.
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great news,I hope he rots in hell .sounds like there is family to look after the 2 kids ,poor babies.
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The "Great Gatsby" murder victim's boyfriend left incriminating clues that could tie him to the tragic mom's death, authorities have told her family.
While Edgar Sanchez has not confessed to the grisly crime, "sometimes, criminals do other things that are better than confessions," a detective cryptically told victim Lisa Parisi's family.
Parisi's grieving relatives today prepared to bury the 24-year-old mom, whose battered body was dumped earlier this month near the famed Lands End mansion in Sands Point, L.I., that is said to be the inspiration for Daisy Buchanan's home in F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby." http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/56041.htm
While Long Island cops were hunting the boyfriend of Gold Coast murder victim Elisabeth Parisi last week, the fugitive was holed up in Ohio with a stranger he conned with a bogus sob story, the Daily News has learned.
Edgar Sanchez, 34, was picked up Friday and will be brought back to New York for questioning in the death of Parisi, whose battered body was found Oct. 15, dumped in a mansion-dotted Long Island neighborhood.
Before his arrest, Sanchez persuaded an Ohio man, Jose (Pappa) Ortiz-Torres, 28, to take him in for a night, claiming he was a crime victim.
He said he walked from Cleveland to the town of Geneva, some 40 miles, after "people hit him over the head and robbed his car," said Bartolo Torres, 52, a friend of Ortiz-Torres.
Sanchez, who was wearing slippers, also told the two pals his name was Albert and that he had spent Wednesday night in jail after reporting the robbery to police.
Torres thought the story sounded fishy and chastised his buddy for turning over his bed to Sanchez on Thursday night.
Still, the next day Torres agreed to drive Sanchez to a Western Union at the Clark Mini-Mart, where Sanchez said his sister was wiring him cash.
While they were parked outside the minimart, a police car pulled up and Sanchez insisted they leave. A few blocks away, cops caught up to them and arrested Sanchez.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime_file/story/358713p-305658c.html
While Edgar Sanchez has not confessed to the grisly crime, "sometimes, criminals do other things that are better than confessions," a detective cryptically told victim Lisa Parisi's family.
Parisi's grieving relatives today prepared to bury the 24-year-old mom, whose battered body was dumped earlier this month near the famed Lands End mansion in Sands Point, L.I., that is said to be the inspiration for Daisy Buchanan's home in F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby." http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/56041.htm
While Long Island cops were hunting the boyfriend of Gold Coast murder victim Elisabeth Parisi last week, the fugitive was holed up in Ohio with a stranger he conned with a bogus sob story, the Daily News has learned.
Edgar Sanchez, 34, was picked up Friday and will be brought back to New York for questioning in the death of Parisi, whose battered body was found Oct. 15, dumped in a mansion-dotted Long Island neighborhood.
Before his arrest, Sanchez persuaded an Ohio man, Jose (Pappa) Ortiz-Torres, 28, to take him in for a night, claiming he was a crime victim.
He said he walked from Cleveland to the town of Geneva, some 40 miles, after "people hit him over the head and robbed his car," said Bartolo Torres, 52, a friend of Ortiz-Torres.
Sanchez, who was wearing slippers, also told the two pals his name was Albert and that he had spent Wednesday night in jail after reporting the robbery to police.
Torres thought the story sounded fishy and chastised his buddy for turning over his bed to Sanchez on Thursday night.
Still, the next day Torres agreed to drive Sanchez to a Western Union at the Clark Mini-Mart, where Sanchez said his sister was wiring him cash.
While they were parked outside the minimart, a police car pulled up and Sanchez insisted they leave. A few blocks away, cops caught up to them and arrested Sanchez.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime_file/story/358713p-305658c.html
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glad they caught up with him before he got too far,another 2 poor babies left motherless ,very sad 
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http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-lisand214596218jan21,0,1686747.story?coll=ny-linews-headlines
Her boyfriend, Edgar Sanchez, 34, has been formally charged yesterday with the murder of Elisabeth Parisi, who had been beaten to death.
Interesting aside: The article says that when Elisabeth was an inidentified victim, it was the information about her tattoo that motivated a friend to call, which lead to an identification.
Her boyfriend, Edgar Sanchez, 34, has been formally charged yesterday with the murder of Elisabeth Parisi, who had been beaten to death.
Interesting aside: The article says that when Elisabeth was an inidentified victim, it was the information about her tattoo that motivated a friend to call, which lead to an identification.
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