Deceased/Not Found NY - Diana Rodriguez-Martin, 43, Brooklyn, 16 Jan 2017 *Arrest*

Sadly, assumed deceased:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...an-confesses-murdering-dismembering-wife.html ". RIP, Diana.


A Brooklyn man has admitted to killing his wife before chopping up her body and 'discarding her remains in a dumpster.'

Phillip Martin, 42, was charged Friday with murder and concealment of the corpse of his wife Diana Rodriguez-Martin.

Her remains are still missing.

Rodriguez-Martin's family became concerned something terrible had happened to the 43-year-old when she didn't turn up to a doctor's appointment on February 8.

Martin told police his wife went missing and took their dog around January 16 according to CBS New York.

Sources told the station he dumped her body in a dumpster on Bedford Avenue which runs through the Flatbush neighborhood in Brooklyn. The couple lived at 58 Linden Boulevard.

Edited to make sure I called the husband a dirtbag.

Husband charged with her murder and concealing a corpse...

http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2017/02/17/brooklyn-missing-dismembered/

Family of Brooklyn woman killed, dismembered by husband not satisfied with guilty plea - December

The husband of a Brooklyn woman whose body was chopped up and thrown in a dumpster pleaded guilty Wednesday in a deal that was slammed by her relatives as a slap on the wrist.

Phillip Martin faced up to 25 years in prison but is expected to serve 10 years after pleading guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the death of his wife Diana Rodriguez-Martin.

"He's gotten away with murder," said Valerie Reyes-Jimenez, the dead woman’s cousin.

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Brooklyn man who butchered wife, tossed her remains in dumpster gets 10 years in prison - February

Phillip Martin, 43, was called “a monster” by the family of Diana Rodriguez-Martin in an emotional proceeding in Brooklyn Supreme Court.

“She lived with a monster who made her life a living hell,” said Kathy O’Connor, the victim’s relative.

Her remains were never recovered — further disturbing her family.

“I can never pass a garbage bag without wondering if Diana's body or someone else's is in there,” said Alba Reyes, Rodriguez-Martin’s aunt.

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