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June Bunyan, who moved from Scotland to Los Angeles, was found dead on September 11th.
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Her husband Jonathan Renteria was accused of murder for her death
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Bunyan moved to the US to pursue a defense lawyer’s career
A Scottish woman who moved to Los Angeles to become a lawyer was found dead in her apartment – and her husband is now accused of murder.
BBC, KTLA and CBS News reported that 25 -year -old Jonathan Renteria was accused of killing 37 Bunyan June. According to Los Angeles County Prison records, Renteria is considered for $ 4 million. USD deposit.
KTLA and CBS News reported that the authorities responded to Ventura County for the first time, where Renteria was reportedly trying to commit suicide at a hotel.
The Ventura County authorities said they had found a written note in which Renteria wrote that he had killed his wife, writes at outlets. The Los Angeles Police Department was later reported.
September 11th. LAPD conducted a welfare check at Renteria’s home and found that Bunyan’s body had been dismantled and broken down, CBS said.
The Los Angeles County Medical Expert Office found that Bunyan’s death was caused by traumatic neck injuries.
People reviewed by people’s online court records show that Renteria was also accused of injury and sexual contact with the remains. He did not admit to guilty.
KTLA, CBS and ABC 7 reported that Bunyan recently gave birth to a girl.
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According to the victim’s family, the “Gofundme”, Bunyan moved to the United States from Scotland to “fulfill his dream to become a defense lawyer.”
“June’s life has been short from home so far, and we are now facing a heart -crushing task of bringing her back to the UK,” wrote her parents in Gofundme. “Then she can be resting with the dignity and the love that deserves, surrounded by family and friends.”
Until the death, Bunyan started a paralegal service business specializing in immigration laws called “Renteria Paralegal Services”.
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