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Two teenage girls, including the adopted daughter of a victim, were accused of murder after a woman was found Stabbed to death Inside the rental rent in Utah almost two weeks ago, according to researchers.
The Washington City Police Directorate said Abigael Paige Flenagan, 17, and Michael Gabriel Soresc, 16, were accused of killing 47-year-old Andrea Mottrama. Police said Flanagan also goes named “Jay”, and Soresca also goes under the name “Bella”.
Investigators said Mottra was found by house cleaners on March 23 in a renter for rent in Washington City, with Over A dozen stab wounds to her upper body.
County State Attorney Eric Clarke said Fox 13 This Soresc and Flenagan were charged with adults of murder, as well as the theft of cars after allegedly led by Mottramov rented a car in California after a crime.
The Utah authorities have accused two teenage girls in the murder of a California woman who was found stabbed to death for days before their birthdays on renting vacations. (City Police Directorate in Washington/Gofundme)
“At this point, there is a likely reason to suspect that Jay and/or Bella was stabbed to death and are both criminal responsible,” according to the new court documents received by Fox 13.
Police said Mottram had Traveled to Washington City from California And it remained leased for three days before her body was found.
Because there are no signs of forced intake, the authorities initially called both teenagers “people of interest” and believed that the last people who saw Mottram were alive.
When combing a rental house, detectives are placed by phones in the toilet, for which officials said they belong to Sorescu and Flenagan, according to documents, along with an identity card in the purse.
Detectives said the objects “seemed to have been placed in the toilet and tried to be exhausted in an effort to conceal the evidence and/or delay the arrest,” the report said.
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The adopted daughter of the victim was identified as one of the teenagers accused of killing within a Washington City rental home. (Kmyu)
Investigators also located several knives inside the home, including one in a sink that was washed but had a “blood amount” according to court documents.
A couple of pants were also found in the house, with blood on both legs and a “bloody knife knife”, and they are believed to belong to Sorescu, because of the size of the pants, detectives wrote.
Sorescu is Mottram’s adoptive daughter, Fox 13 first reported.
Mottram traveled to Utah with Flanagan, a few days before he died, to visit his daughter, who has been in the Washington County Housing Plain plant for the last three years, according to court documents.
Flanagan was in the institution earlier, but she was recently pulled out by her parents.
Sorescu’s father told the police that he had found a diary of his daughter in which she wrote “how much she hated her mother and wrote that she wanted to kill her,” in November, according to court documents.
The day before her body discovered, Mottram posted a selfie on her Facebook page, she wrote “This is … almost 48.”
She also announced: “The problem is that you think you have time,” four days before your selfies.
“The reputation of both suspects is a crucial step in the investigation,” the Washington City Administration said. “However, the research team currently follows many aspects of the case. Again, our most sincere condolences come out to the family and friends of the victim of this pointless act of violence.”
Sorescu and Flenagan were held at the Dixie Discussion Center in Washington County.
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Mottram has labeled “a social worker in a hospice, a Romanian who lives with a California life and a mother in three special ways,” the Me-ME section states on her Facebook page.
She was also the co-founder of the Association for Assistance and Refugees in the US and Romania, including the American Romanian coalition for human and equal rights based in Chicago, the organization’s Facebook page said.
“With deep sadness, we mourn the loss of our beloved Andrea Mottra, a fierce advocate, a compassionate leader and a dear friend so much in our community,” the group wrote. “Like many of you, we are still in shock because of this heart news. Andrea is a commitment to justice, equality and human rights was not just a mission – it was the very essence of the one who was.”
Stepheny Price is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics, including missing persons, murders, national cases of crime, illegal immigration and more. Tips and ideas of the story can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com
