UMVA has learned that a chilling double murder has shattered the peace of a Las Vegas community, leaving a local grocery store the scene of a cold-blooded execution.
Alejandro Estrada, 43, allegedly walked into the establishment where his ex-wife, Amanda Rosas, and her new husband, Victor Frias Rosas, were working. Witnesses describe a terrifying moment when Estrada opened fire without hesitation, ending both of their lives before bystanders could intervene.
The scene turned chaotic as shoppers scrambled for safety, but a group of brave patrons managed to tackle the gunman and hold him down until law enforcement arrived. Remarkably, observers noted that Estrada remained eerily calm throughout the struggle, showing no emotion even as the world around him descended into panic.
UMVA has gathered that the tragedy was fueled by a long-standing, volatile custody battle over the couple's two young children. Tensions had reportedly reached a boiling point over outstanding child support payments, leading to this final, horrific confrontation.
Estrada now faces 12 serious charges, including two counts of murder. He was found heavily armed, suggesting the violence was a calculated decision rather than a spontaneous outburst.
In a separate, equally disturbing development, Las Vegas is grappling with the arrest of a high school student linked to the brutal killing of a homeless woman. The victim, 61-year-old Marceline Biasini, was discovered on a sidewalk with fatal injuries, sparking a desperate search for answers.
Surveillance footage captured a haunting audio recording of the encounter, where a scream was followed by a series of aggressive thuds. Investigators identified the suspect as Dennis Geiggar, a student with a documented history of severe anger management issues and previous attempts to start fires at his school.
