GUILTY Al - Oralia Mendoza, 49, & Mariah Feit Lopez, 13, Madison County, 7 Jun 2018 *arrests*

[cybervampira]

Madison County woman missing & in danger, granddaughter dead

PRESS RELEASE

Madison County Sheriff’s Office
Huntsville, Alabama
Blake L. Dorning-Sheriff

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 14, 2018

Sheriff Blake Dorning announced today June 14, 2018 that the Madison County Sheriff’s Office is now conducting a Homicide Investigation in relation to the body located at 166 Lemley Drive, Owens Cross Roads, on June 7, 2018. The Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences has identified the body, with dental records, as Mariah Feit Lopez, H/F, 13yoa. Mariah was a resident of Huntsville Alabama and an A/B Honor Roll student. The child’s grandmother/guardian, Oralia Mendoza, H/F, 49yoa is reported missing through Huntsville Police Department and may be endangered. Due to the investigation, specific details of the cause of death will not be released at this time, yet we confirm that we are seeking to identify a murder suspect(s). If you have any knowledge of Mendoza’s location or any information in regard to the two’s activities leading up to June 7, 2018 please contact the Sheriff’s Office at 256-533-8820 or 256-722-7181.

Oralia Mendoza
Hispanic Female
Dark Hair
5”6” in Height
135 Pounds
Unknown Clothing

No further details are available at this time. Any updates or further details will be distributed by the agency PIO.

Questions concerning this release may be directed to Madison County Sheriff’s Office PIO Lieutenant Donny Shaw at 256-532-3711 or dshaw@madisoncountyal.gov

Madison County Sheriff's Office

 

[Gardener1850]

Madison County authorities said a body found at a home last week was a 13-year-old girl, and they're searching for the girl's grandmother.

Forensic experts said the body found June 7 was Mariah Feit Lopez, 13, of Huntsville. A farmer found her body in a woodline on Lemley Drive, authorities said.

Lopez's grandmother, Oralia Mendoza, 49, has been reported missing to Huntsville police and may be in danger, according to the Madison County Sheriff's Office. Mendoza was also Lopez's guardian, authorities said.

The sheriff's office did not release any other details about Lopez's death, but said they are trying to identify a murder suspect.

Body found in Owens Cross Roads was 13-year-old girl

 

[Aescwynn]

Sickening.

 

[dyannaON]

Oh no. Do they they grandma is a suspect? Or do they think she was harmed or might be harmed?
It just never ends.

 

[Gardener1850]

MADISON COUNTY, AL (WAFF) -

The Madison County woman who owns the land where the body of 13-year-old Mariah Feit Lopez was found said the corpse was sticking out of the weeds near her driveway.

On Thursday, Bethel Lemley said her son-in-law found the body and told her not to look.

"Made me real nervous there for a minute," Lemley said.

She stayed on the porch as her daughter described the scene to her.

"My daughter said, 'Momma, you can see her foot and see her leg,' but I couldn't see it, but they did." Lemley said.

They called authorities who marked the area with a white substance.

"She was really in the weeds. You can see a little clearing and you can see where she was laying," she said.
Lemley said she wasn't sure who could have done this.

"Who could have done such a cruel thing? Kill somebody and throw them off like a dog, like an animal," she said.

Madison County woman says teen's body found just yards from home

 

[always reading]

Omg I wonder when is the last time someone saw or spoke to them.

 

[Gardener1850]

2 arrested in connection with Madison Co. teen's murder

On Friday morning, the Madison County Sheriff's Office said that 26-year-old Yoni Martinez Aguilar and 34-year-old Israel Gonzalez Palomino were both arrested in connection with the murder of 13-year-old Mariah Feit Lopez.

Aguilar was arrested on Friday morning, a little after midnight and is charged with murder and Palomino was arrested on Thursday night, just after 8 o'clock. is charged with murder and drug possession

 

[cvaldez1975]

what! so they think she was murdered right there along these ppl's driveway?? jeez I can only imagine what happened here...

 

[swanniee11]

Grandmothers FB Oraila Mendoza

suspect
Yoni M Aguilar FB Yoni M Aguilar

 

[SuziQ]

Body found in Madison County; may be missing woman

 

[Lmustang89]

Remains found at Owens Cross Roads cemetery believed to be missing grandmother

"Madison County authorities are on the scene of a death investigation in Owens Cross Roads....."

The sheriff's office and Madison County coroner were at Moon Cemetery on Cave Spring Road around 10 a.m. The cemetery is about two and a half miles from where the body of Mariah Lopez, 13, was found last week.

Two men are in jail, charged with Lopez's murder. Her grandmother, Oralia Mendoza, is missing.

Madison County S

 

[zencompass]

This is terrible and heart-breaking. I'm glad to hear there have been arrests but this is devastating to hear.

 

[always reading]

So were they targeted? Did they know the suspects?

 

[dyannaON]

I hope the prisoners they are around despise child/woman/grandma killers. Sickos.

 

[cvaldez1975]

So were they targeted? Did they know the suspects?

the article linked above says they were all acquainted.

 

[Gardener1850]

Community Reacts to The Murder of 13-year-old Mariah Lopez

 

[always reading]

I would really like to know how they are acquainted. Also where are Mariah's parents ?

 

[Darling136]

Arrest info by Sheriff fb
Madison County Sheriff's Office

 

[margarita25]

(Uggggggghhhhhh....sometimes I really ask myself why so I stay here....this is terrible! Terrible! It’s all terrible!! )

 

[margarita25]

Community Reacts to The Murder of 13-year-old Mariah Lopez

“Donny Shaw, a public information officer for the Madison County Sheriff's Office, declined to say how Lopez was killed, only that it was “heinous.”

"It's a very brutal means of death and whenever the public learns of it, it's going to be shocking and it's going to be upsetting a lot of people. We want to deliver that information so that we don't harm the upcoming cases and trials that will be had," Shaw added.“