One month after a Rockford car salesman was abducted and killed, a Berwyn woman has been charged with his murder.
Rosie Chavez faces first degree murder and felony kidnapping charges. The 46-year-old was accused of kidnapping Crisoforo Osorio-Gonzalez during a test drive and later killing him.
His body was found on Feb. 13 — three days after he was killed, according to autopsy results — in an alley in Little Village, some 80 miles away from the dealership where he worked.
The Cook County medical examiner said the 36-year-old died from multiple gunshot wounds.
The organizer of an online fundraiser for Osorio-Gonzalez said they are devastated by their loss.
Chavez was arrested March 22 and is due in court next week.
We need to start executing these people. No life in prison or parole. If we expect others in prison to be rehabilitated we need to eliminate those that have nothing to lose in prison. When they’re sentenced to life they just attack others and aren’t worth feeding or housing. Even if her booking photo she’s cocky and basically saying f you.
Did she buy the car?