Where is Victor Saucedo’s Killer Vegas Bray now?

What does Vegas Bray do?

Vegas Batallya Bray was born in 1988 in San Diego, California, where he also grew up. She is a beautiful, intelligent woman who is known for how well she treats people. Even though he comes from a broken home and doesn’t have a father, he doesn’t let those problems show in his grades. In high school, he got straight A’s. After he graduated from high school, the Army hired him as a mechanic for the Navy. There, he met Victor C. Saucedo, a fellow Navy sailor who worked on a Destroyer ship in Southern California. The two quickly fell in love, and the relationship progressed quickly.

As of March 2011, they were dating. They liked each other because they both had a dark sense of humor. But their relationship ran into trouble because Vegas was jealous and didn’t like it when Victor talked to his ex-girlfriend, who is also the mother of his son. In 2012, they both left the Navy. Victor goes to a local college to earn money for his son, and Vegas gets a job as a cocktail waitress at a strip club. At that time, Victor unfriended Vegas on Facebook, blocked his calls, and never saw him again.

Even though they broke up, they still see each other every once in a while for the next 10 months or so. The government and witnesses say this is where Vegas disappeared. He starts following Victor around and doing things like slashing his car tires, throwing bottles through the window, smearing peanut butter on his door, and other acts of vandalism. Although Victor told the police about them more than once, no one was charged or arrested.

A week before the murder, Vegas said Victor was trying to get back with her and even agreed to rent an apartment at her California complex. Later, police also found disturbing notes and a bucket list on his devices. On the list, she wrote that she wanted to buy guns, kill Victor, and abuse him repeatedly. On October 15, 2012, Vegas went to her place and they had a drink together. Vegas wanted breakfast the morning after they had sex. Victor rejected her, and that was the last straw.

He said he was embarrassed, so he and his brother Santiago spent the morning at the DMV. On October 16, 2012, around 3 p.m., Victor’s neighbors said they saw him walking toward Victor’s apartment and then heard a gunshot. He shot Victor nine times with hollow-point bullets from the gun, killing him, before calling 911 himself.

Where is Vegas Bray at the moment?

Vegas is brought in for questioning, but says he blacked out and doesn’t know what happened. A psychiatrist told her that she was depressed and had PTSD because she had been abused for so long. On April 24, 2013, he was charged with Victor’s murder and stood before a judge. But after someone lost their mind in court, the judge ordered a psych evaluation. After almost 3 years of treatment, the court decided that he was ready to stand trial.

His trial began on October 15, 2015. In his defense, he said that on that terrible day in October 2012, he suffered from “posttraumatic stress disorder and other mental disorders.” But he was found guilty of first-degree murder and given a 50-year prison sentence on January 8, 2016. In April 2017, he filed an appeal against the decision, but it was rejected. Official court records say Vegas, who is 33 years old, is currently being held at the Central California Women’s Facility. According to his prison records, Vegas will be released from prison in October 2036.

Vegas Bray was born in 1988, but he never knew his father. He grew up in San Diego. Even though things are difficult at home, he does well in high school. Vegas was beautiful, got good grades, had lots of friends, and was known as a “nice girl” who never used a bad word. Therefore, none of Vegas’ classmates would have thought that one day he would follow an ex-girlfriend and shoot her the day after they hook up and have sex.

Vegas joined the military after he graduated from high school. He worked in a Navy machine shop, where he met Victor Saucedo, who was working on a Destroyer ship. “He’s a damage control man,” Victor’s friend told “Snapped.” “That meant that if something broke, there was a fire, or a ship was hit by a missile, or anything like that, he was the first person on board to help,” the friend said.

He also lives with some Navy buddies in a bachelor pad and is always with different girls. A friend said, “Victor has been on a lot of dates. It’s hard to keep his attention for long.”

Victor left the Navy in 2012, in part to spend more time with his 4-year-old son, who he shares with an ex-girlfriend. Victor wants to be in his son’s life, even though his son’s mother found out she was pregnant soon after they broke up. In order for her to take better care of her son, she even started taking classes at a local college.

Vegas also got fed up with Navy life, so he asked early and left the service. But he hasn’t done much work outside of the military, so he doesn’t have a lot of professional skills.

She got a job as a cocktail waitress at a strip club because she was beautiful and curvy.

Vegas and Victor meet from the base. They started spending more time together and dating in March 2011. Their friends are happy for them.

“Victor has a kind of sarcastic sense of humor, and she has the same kind,” says Victor’s friend.

A Vegas friend said, “They were always together, so I thought, ‘Okay, this guy could be the one for her.’”

But on October 16, 2012, Vegas found Victor dead in the hallway outside his bathroom. On the hallway floor of his apartment, he was covered in blood. Vegas called 911 and told the operator he had been shot. He said, “Miss, I don’t know. “I do not know what happened.” He told police there was a gun next to him on the ground.

“Snapped” was told by a police officer that Vegas said he “shot himself, that it was a suicide.”

But when the police and EMTs arrived, they saw something strange.

Victor was shot more than once, and his body was riddled with holes. He was actually shot in the head, chest, and hand. The DA said the hand wound was “consistent with him raising his hand to protect himself from being shot.”

Five or six quick shots, then a pause, then four more shots. Since the revolver only holds six shots, it must have been reloaded. There was a box of ammunition left there, and it was very dangerous. The DA said, “They used hollow-point bullets, which hurt people more than regular bullets.”

Vegas was the only person on the scene, so he was brought to the station to tell what happened. At first, the question was simple. Vegas told police that he met Victor in the Navy and that they had been friends for several years. She says that they finally got back together and everything was going well until Victor broke up with her out of the blue.

During the interrogation, Vegas said, “He unfriended me, like, he unfriended me on Facebook, and he didn’t, none of it was personal or anything, he stopped.” “Yeah, we talked on the phone and then on Facebook, and then I drove to see him because I was like, ‘What?'”

Even though Vegas was upset about the breakup, they still hung out occasionally over the next 10 months. Victor finally tells Vegas that he doesn’t want a relationship, even though Vegas still hopes. Looks like Vegas was used.

In March 2012, one year after Victor and Vegas were officially married, Vegas went to her house, threw eggs at her car, and slashed the tires. “I opened some of his tires. I pop two of them, and then, I think in March, I pop one, then another, and then two more,” he told police.

Victor tries to calm things down and make things better between them. Vegas said Victor offered to co-sign a lease for a new apartment a week before he was shot. Vegas comes over to talk about his offer, and when he does, they start drinking together… and keep drinking. That night, they slept together.