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Ramon Escobar (serial killer) (Ramon Alberto Escobar) was born on 5 June, 1971 in El Salvador, is a killer. Discover Ramon Escobar (serial killer)'s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 52 years old?

Popular As Ramon Alberto Escobar
Occupation N/A
Age 53 years old
Zodiac Sign Gemini
Born 5 June 1971
Birthday 5 June
Birthplace El Salvador
Nationality El Salvador

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2022

Due to several delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Escobar's trial was delayed until early 2022. During said trial, he was offered a plea deal from the attorney's office: in exchange for the state dropping the death penalty, he would plead guilty to all charges and be sentenced to several life terms without parole instead. Escobar accepted, and on May 6, 2022, his sentence was subsequently handed down.

2021

In the early hours of September 8, Escobar attacked another homeless man while he was sleeping on a beach in Santa Monica. Despite being repeatedly beaten with a baseball bat and sustaining severe head injuries, the victim survived the assault. Two days later, Escobar attacked another homeless man, 51-year-old Juan Antonio Ramirez, who also suffered a head injury. However, unlike the previous victim, Ramirez fell into a coma and subsequently succumbed to the assault in January 2021.

2019

In mid-2019, Escobar's attorneys filed a motion for a psychiatric evaluation, which the court granted. In September, the minor son of Cruze filed a lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles citing negligence regarding his father's death. On October 17 of that year, the results concluded that he was sane and thus eligible to stand trial.

2018

The murders began on August 26, 2018, when Escobar beat to death his 65-year-old uncle, Rogelio, with a police baton at his house in Houston. After the murder, he did not take measures to cover up the crime, but only disposed of his uncle's corpse. He then left Rogelio's backpack, shoes, and shirt on the porch of the house, which aroused the suspicion of his aunt, 60-year-old Dina. Two days later, she started searching for her brother, but before the trip, Escobar snuck inside her minivan. During a car stop in a suburb of Houston, he attacked Dina and subsequently strangled her.

In December 2018, Escobar, who was detained at the Los Angeles County Jail, was visited by investigators from the Houston Homicide Unit. During his conversation with them, Escobar confessed to killing his aunt and uncle and described what had transpired. As a result, he was subsequently charged with their murders as well.

2017

After serving the sentence, he was deported yet again but returned soon afterward. Upon re-entering, Escobar appealed his immigration case and applied for political asylum, which subsequently granted him permanent residency in January 2017. He then moved into his uncle and aunt's house in Houston, where he found work as a day laborer, but occasionally supplemented his income with petty thefts. In November 2017 and February 2018, he was arrested twice more for trespassing and theft but was not brought to trial and got away with paying a fine. Despite his repeated criminal behavior, Escobar was not known as a violent individual and most of his friends and acquaintances spoke positively of him.

2012

In 2012, Escobar made another attempt to enter the USA but was caught by border security in Brownsville. While in the county jail, he began to show signs of mental instability, due to which he was interned at a psychiatric hospital in Springfield, Missouri. After the treatment was complete, Escobar was extradited to Brownsville and put on trial. In October 2013, he was convicted and sentenced to two years imprisonment.

2004

Several acquaintances of Rogelio and Dina Escobar contacted the police after their disappearances, as a result of which Ramon was detained for interrogation on August 30. However, as authorities had no evidence to charge him with any crime at the time, he was released. Soon after, Escobar fled the state and drove with his 2004 Honda CR-V to California. Over the next few weeks, he lived in various homeless encampments around Los Angeles, blending in with local transients and drifters.

1995

From 1995 to 2000, he was incarcerated in a Texas prison for theft before being deported back to El Salvador. The following year, he once again returned but was rearrested in November for a minor offense and illegal entry, for which he was convicted and sentenced to 23 months imprisonment. While serving his sentence, Escobar was diagnosed as a schizophrenic and transferred to the Harris County Psychiatric Center, where he remained for several months. In total, from the period of 1997 to 2011, Escobar was deported from the United States a total of six times.

1971

Ramon Alberto Escobar (born June 5, 1971) is a Salvadoran serial killer who killed seven people during a month-long killing spree between Texas and California in 2018, most of whom were homeless. After pleading guilty, he was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment.

Very little is known about Escobar's early life. He was born on June 5, 1971, in El Salvador, where he spent his childhood and youth in poverty as a result of the Football War. In the mid-1980s, Escobar illegally emigrated to the United States, but was arrested in early 1988 and thereafter deported by ICE officers in February of that year. In the early 1990s, he returned to the USA again, settling in the home of some relatives in Houston. From 1992 until his arrest in 2018, Escobar was repeatedly arrested on charges ranging from burglary, assault and criminal trespassing.