Utah sheriff's deputy allegedly stalked and killed by her father: "Unforgivable sin"
CBSN
Prosecutors charged a Utah man with murder Friday, alleging he stalked and killed his adult daughter, a Salt Lake City sheriff's deputy, and then allegedly texted his brother that he had committed an "unforgivable sin."
Hector Ramon Martinez-Ayala, 54, of Tooele, confessed in a text message to his brother of making "a big mistake" before fleeing the country and using his daughter's bank card to withdraw money, prosecutors said in court documents.
The victim was Marbella Martinez, 25, said Tooele Police spokesman Colbey Bentley.
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