Found Deceased WA - Michelle Hudnall, 40, West Richland, 11 May 2018

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West Richland family says family member hasn't been heard from since May
June 29th 2018

West Richland family says family member hasn't been heard from since May




WEST RICHLAND, Wash. - A West Richland family is asking for help after a family member allegedly went missing.

According to the Hudnall family, 40-year-old Michelle Hudnall has not been heard from since May. They became concerned earlier this month when she didn't get in contact with her sons before they went to stay with their dad in California.

Michelle’s mother Deveitta Hudnall says this is unlike her. "We’re worried because this has never happened before and we’ve never done anything like this and she hasn’t either. So we’re kind of worried and just everyday out looking for her,” Deveitta said.

 

[Lilibet]

Michelle has about 15 or more FB pages that I connected to her for sure. I’m personally not comfortable linking them due to content and language. Someone else can if they want.

Suffice to say, she presents herself in a very tough way. She says she’s sensitive but can be aggressive. I hope she didn’t cross the wrong person. The most recent post I found was May 11, saying you will never find a better best friend than your mother. On May 9-10 there are lots of posts about men and relationships. No other posts this year. So something may have happened around that time in May. Back in December there was one very heartfelt religious post. It sounded like she has had a very troubled life. I hope she is OK.

 

[Gardener1850]

Unidentified remains found and an arrest made:

Pasco, WA

A 39-year-old Pasco man is in jail on suspicion of murder, and family and friends say it's for the killing of a woman who has been missing since May.

Police officials haven't confirmed that Florentio Jai Castillo's arrest for second-degree murder is connected to the discovery of skeletal remains on a Franklin County beach

But family and friends of Michelle Hudnall have taken to Facebook, linking the two.

In particular, family friend Joedie Hosley posted on Facebook that Castillo had been locked up.

Family and friends said police told them Hudnall's remains were discovered near Carbody Beach late Thursday.

Law enforcement and the Franklin County Coroner's Office would not confirm if there was any truth to the family's claims.

The coroner's office said the remains are too decomposed to determine who they belong to.

Read more here: UPDATE: Murder suspect arrested after body discovered on Franklin County beach

 

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Unidentified remains found and an arrest made:



Read more here: UPDATE: Murder suspect arrested after body discovered on Franklin County beach

Terrible outcome, very sorry for the 4 kids left behind.
Thanks for the link.
"Hudnall, 40, was a mother of four. She lived in Richland".

"It is not known how the two might have known each other".

Castillo is a career criminal who appears to have been in custody as recently as Thursday morning."
"Online records and Herald archives show he has convictions for assault, drugs and burglary dating back to 1997"


Read more here: UPDATE: Murder suspect arrested after body discovered on Franklin County beach

 

[doodles1211]

Ohhhh no... She was beaten and strangled to death by her bf and his friend. 3 people arrested for her murder.

The body of a 40-year-old mother was wrapped in a tarp and dumped in the Columbia River nearly 24 hours after she was beaten and strangled by her boyfriend and his friend, say Pasco police.
Michelle Hudnall was killed on May 14, though her decomposed remains were not found until the evening of July 5.

Missing Tri-City mother was beaten and strangled. 3 suspects are in jail

Doesn't look like this is the only murder they may be involved in...

Lozano was locked up July 1 on a different case, and Castillo was arrested July 6 — one day after he finished serving a sentence in the Franklin County jail.

Court documents reviewed by Judge Bruce Spanner on Monday show that when Pasco detectives were investigating an unrelated homicide on June 3, a woman told them about another death that involved seeing Lozano and Castillo "carrying the white girl."

 

[JerseyGirl]

Florentino Jai Castillo, 39, and Benny Rodriguez Lozano Jr., 27, are being held on $250,000 bail each with investigative holds for second-degree murder. Lozano was locked up July 1 on a different case, and Castillo was arrested July 6 — one day after he finished serving a sentence in the Franklin County jail.

Guadalupe A. Sanchez, 27, is on an investigative hold for first-degree rendering criminal assistance in a murder. The Kennewick woman's bail is $25,000. Sanchez has been in custody for driving with a suspended license since just after midnight May 15.

Missing Tri-City mother was beaten and strangled. 3 suspects are in jail

 

[JerseyGirl]

Trial dates set for 2 suspects in murder of missing Tri-Cities mom

Benny Rodriguez Lozano Jr. and Florentino Jai Castillo both face Sept. 12 trials for the death of Michelle Hudnall.

The two men, along with Guadalupe A. Sanchez, are charged in Franklin County Superior Court with second-degree murder.

Sanchez, 27, was expected to appear in court Tuesday but reportedly is in medical isolation in the Franklin County jail, where she’s being held on $25,000 bail. Her arraignment was moved to July 24.

 

[JerseyGirl]

Trial dates set for 2 suspects in murder of missing Tri-Cities mom

Benny Rodriguez Lozano Jr. and Florentino Jai Castillo both face Sept. 12 trials for the death of Michelle Hudnall.

The two men, along with Guadalupe A. Sanchez, are charged in Franklin County Superior Court with second-degree murder.

Sanchez, 27, was expected to appear in court Tuesday but reportedly is in medical isolation in the Franklin County jail, where she’s being held on $25,000 bail. Her arraignment was moved to July 24.

 

[cybervampira]

Remains found in North Pasco positively identified as missing Michelle Hudnall | Fox 11 Tri Cities Fox 41 Yakima

On July 20, 2018 the Franklin County Coroner’s Office received confirmation from the King County medical Examiner’s Office that the remains discovered on July 6 in North Pasco are positively identified as that of Michelle Hudnall, according to Franklin County Coroner Dan Blasdel.

 

[cybervampira]

X-Rays Prove Remains Found by Columbia Are of Missing Woman

The investigation is still ongoing, there are various speculations Hudnall got mixed up in some activity that cost the mother of four her life. However, no official accounts of what led to her death have been released.