Jadyra Perez, 45, was found fatally stabbed in a vehicle in Pueblo, Colorado. Her ex-boyfriend, Edgar Ramos-Garcia, 47, was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder. The investigation revealed a history of conflict, with Ramos-Garcia reporting fears for his safety and alleging a setup by Perez. Evidence included blood on Ramos-Garcia, a knife with biological material, scratches on his face, and matching footprints near the crime scene. Perez had multiple stab wounds and defensive injuries. The case is pending with a scheduled court appearance.
Country: United States
State/Province: Colorado, United States
City/Region: Pueblo
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Ex-partners
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Incident Date: Dec. 5, 2025
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Man arrested in fatal stabbing of woman in South Pueblo County
Domestic Violence
The case involves a fatal stabbing of a woman by her ex-boyfriend amid a history of domestic conflict and separation. The suspect reported fear for his safety and alleged manipulation by the victim. Physical evidence and witness statements indicate escalating violence and a lethal outcome in the context of a troubled former intimate relationship.
Police arrested Edgar Ramos-Garcia on suspicion of first-degree murder based on forensic evidence including blood on the suspect and weapon, scratches on his face, and matching footprints. Security footage and witness statements corroborate timeline and interactions. The suspect's claims of being abducted and set up were investigated but not substantiated. The case remains pending with a court appearance scheduled.
Suspect's claim of abduction and being held hostage introduced initial confusion. The timeline and suspect's statements were unclear and partially contradictory. The exact sequence of events leading to the stabbing remains under investigation.
On Dec 4, Ramos-Garcia and Perez met and drove together. Ramos-Garcia reported being forcibly removed from the vehicle by unknown individuals, who then took Perez hostage. Law enforcement searched for Perez and her vehicle. On Dec 5, Perez's body was found in a vehicle with multiple stab wounds. Evidence linked Ramos-Garcia to the scene, including blood, a knife with biological material, and matching footprints. Witnesses reported hearing a fight during a phone call. Ramos-Garcia was arrested and charged with first-degree murder.
High risk due to prior domestic conflict, physical altercations, and presence of weapons. The suspect's reported fear and physical injuries suggest a volatile and dangerous dynamic.
Early signs of escalating domestic conflict and separation-related tension preceded the fatal incident. Physical evidence and witness reports were critical in linking the suspect to the crime. The suspect's contradictory statements complicated the investigation. The case highlights the lethal potential of unresolved intimate partner conflicts.
The suspect's report of fear for his safety, scratches on his face, and allegations of being set up were early signals of escalating conflict.
Blood on suspect and weapon, scratches on suspect's face, matching footprints, and witness reports of a fight during a phone call helped connect the case.
Physical evidence including blood, knife with biological material, security footage, and witness statements were strongest.
Perez's children's father reported hearing a fight and swearing during a phone call with Perez. Deputies observed physical evidence and footprints indicating an altercation.
No follow-up reports available beyond initial arrest and pending court appearance.
Exact details of the altercation and suspect's claim of abduction remain unclear.