Canada-wide arrest warrant for Jesus!
Posted: 2003-03-25 09:33pm
Yessir, the Messiah has returned and is wanted for murder!
The Toronto Star wrote:Man arrested in slaying of Lisa Posluns
Real estate broker killed in building where she worked
NICHOLAS KEUNG
STAFF REPORTER
Police have arrested a suspect in the slaying of real estate broker Lisa Posluns, who was killed in a Yorkville office building last November.
Nelson Jesus, 33, was arrested late last night on Euclid Ave., north of Queen St. W.
Earlier yesterday, police had publicly identified Jesus in a Canada-wide arrest warrant for the Nov. 2, 2002 slaying of the 38-year-old Toronto woman.
The warrant said he was being sought for first-degree murder
"He (Jesus) has served a significant sentence for sexual assaults with a weapon and forcible confinement," in another case, homicide Detective Graham Hanlon told reporters at a news conference in police headquarters.
Posluns' body was found on the ground floor of her Yorkville office building at 94 Cumberland St. the morning of Nov. 3, 2002.
She had been stabbed repeatedly.
Yesterday, police also revealed for the first time that Posluns was sexually assaulted.
Hanlon would not comment if Posluns was targeted or attacked randomly.
He also refused to say whether the suspect and the victim were known to each other or whether Jesus worked in Posluns' building.
Jesus was charged with sexual assault in 1995 and was later sentenced to two years in jail. A 17-year-old girl had been forced into a house where she was handcuffed and sexually assaulted at gunpoint.
"The examination of the scene and the information we received from members of the public has assisted us to identify Nelson Jesus. I can also tell you that science will play a role in the court proceeding," the detective noted, adding that the OPP's behavioural science unit played a key role in breaking the case.
Police had heightened their alert in the areas where Jesus was known to frequent.
Anyone with information should call the homicide squad at 416-808-7408 or Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS.