(Crohn)-The authorities announced on Monday morning a man whose 18-year-old Morissa Danaboli’s police were identified.
Martin Mendoza, who officials said was a friend of Dinaboli, on suspicion of a murder after a missing person was investigated, which ended when the body of Dianaboli was found on July 2. Mendoza was arrested by the US Marshall service at the border crossing between California and Mexico while trying to return to the United States from the United States.
As the mayor of Morgan Hill, I would like to express my deepest gratitude for all law enforcement agencies participating in the chase and seizure of Martin Mendoza, suspected of Marisa Danaboli’s tragic killing Books on Facebook. The officials did not say when the arrest was done.
Denaboli was last seen alive on June 29 with Mendoza, according to Morgan Hill police investigators. The two were leaving on Drive’s path near Morgan Hill. Ford Mustang is found from Dinapoli parked in the same area.
The Dinapoli family has last time of the teenager through the text messages that were received on June 28 at 9:16 pm in the messages, and I reported that she was planning to stay with a friend of the evening and would return home the next day.
After Dinaboli did not return home or respond to calls from family members, the police was reported on June 30, Morgan Hill said.
The cause of the teenager was released by the Santa Clara County Office.
Mendoza refused to cooperate with an investigation into the missing person and disappeared after the discovery of the body of Dianaboli, according to Morgan Hill police.
MHPD said: “Since Marisa was reported on June 30, our department has worked around the clock, followed up on all the initiative and benefiting from all available resources to develop a possible reason for the arrest memo, track suspected movements, and coordinate mitigating and returning Mendoza,” MHPD said. According to the administration, more than 30 investigators have been appointed in the case, and 15 agencies have worked in partnership with Morgan Hill PD.
The Dinapoli family issued a statement on June 3: “The loss of the beloved Marissa is deeply saddened by us, and at this time, our family prefers privacy as we grieve and transfer this difficult journey. We appreciate love and support from those who wished through prayers, so you do not want to reach what you want, so do not think, words, and dear memories.