Juan Baron: Killer buried his lover, Gary Ruby, alive in a bathtub of concrete
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A man was sentenced to life imprisonment after killing his lover and burying his body in a tub full of cement.
The 26 -year -old Juan Baron was found guilty of the murder of 73 -year -old Gary Ruby after being covered with concrete in his Hawaii Loa Ridge house.
The Baron drowned Mr. Ruby before he pulled his body to the bathtub and cut his wrist to framing his death as suicide.
The murdered later decided to hide the body using concrete bags stored in the garage and then poured coffee soils on the cement to cover the smell of the rotting body.
Police said Baron lived in Mr. Ruby’s house after the murder and even driving his 73 -year -old car. Hawaii news now notified.
Baron escaped from Hawaii with a friend after killing, and he was arrested in California when he was discovered that a bus was hiding in the scanning area.
Mr. Ruby’s family addressed the court to the court.
His nephew, medical examination expert Mr Ruby found cement particles in his lungs, he said. ” [Baron] He poured cement on it ”.
“You have to live with it, Mr. Baron,” he said. “What a terrible way to die.”
Mr. Ruby’s brother, Lorne Ruby, told the court that Baron “buried him alive”.
““ Killing him was not enough for you. You suffered a terrible, unnecessary pain for him. How cold, how cruel, how inhumane, how bad action. “
The Baron will be sentenced to 20 years in prison, but it will be suitable for release.
The reason for this, in 2024, made a defense agreement that required to be guilty of second -degree murder with the first -degree theft and first -degree identity theft for conditional release.
He then tried to withdraw from the agreement, but this request was rejected.
After the prisoner, Mr. Ruby’s brother talked about the desire to restore the memory of his loved ones.
“Nobody should die or die like him, and he should not be treated as being treated, buried and treated as he was buried in concrete,” he said.
“I hope one of the things done with this is not the very loving, good, polite, honest man of his memory, the garbage that Mr. Baron puts forward.”
