“Dedicated” mother of 3 died in a collision of vehicles after the husband suspected an affair: Police – people

A woman from California, whose sister defined her as a “devoted” mother of three and a “beautiful soul”, was killed last month when her husband supposedly kicked out and another man out of the way.

On January 26, around 12:00 local time, the San Bernardino Police Department (SBPD) responded to a call to a “clash with two vehicles”, where they found an “non -reconciling man and a woman inside one of the vehicles”. According to a SBPD message.

The two casualties were declared dead at the scene of the San Bernardino County Fire Service, and an investigation into killings led to the arrest of 31-year-old Isaac Albert Perez, police said.

Since then, the victims have been identified as Asia Gursi, 25 and Charles Dark, on 31 The Los Angeles Times and ktla. Both retail outlets have identified Perez as Asia’s husband, citing police,

Per ktla, the Times and The sun in San BernardinoPerez has encountered his wife and husband because of a suspect of an extramarital affair in a park in San Bernardino that evening.

Once they were kicked out, Perez followed them before he eventually returned the vehicle and send it through a chain connection fence and in a flood control channel according to SunS

The information from Perez prisoners on the San Bernardino Sheriff’s website states that he was arrested around 12:15 on January 26, does not meet the requirements for a guarantee and accused of murder.

Perez’s next court date is on March 3, records show. According to TimesHe entered an innocent sign on January 28.

The San Bernardino Police Department did not immediately respond to people’s request for more information on Sunday, February 9th.

Asia has been in relationships with her husband for 11 years and they have shared three children, according to a Gofundme page, launched by her sister Malia Guri. As the siblings writes, Perez is said to have banished Asia, “and her colleague from the road, leading to their untimely deaths.”

Previously, Asia filed a restrictive order against her husband in 2021, citing domestic violence before a judge refused KTLA’s request, citing court records.

Malia told Times In an email that her sister has experienced verbal and physical abuse during marriage and that she is in the process of leaving her husband when the sports happened on January 26th.

“Her absence is a huge loss for our family and everyone who knew her,” she told The Outlet. “Despite its challenges, it always shines brightly.”

Asia’s cause of death is referred to as a dumb trauma to the head force, Ktla reported, citing the corona of San Bernardino County.

“Asia was a beautiful soul with a deep faith in God and regularly visited a church in San Bernardino, California, with the father and children of her children,” the Gofundme page said. “She leaves behind three young children who are now facing the future without their loving mother.”

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