Authorities describe ‘frenzy of violence’ in MS-13 gang slaughters where victims were lured to a park by girls and hacked and beaten to death with machetes, knives and clubs

Wednesday, July 19, 2017
By Paul Martin

Justin Llivicura, 16; Jorge Tigre, 18; and cousins Michael Banegas and Jefferson Villalobos, both 18, were found slaughtered and mutilated in a Long Island park
The four young men were lured to the park last April by two female associates of the MS-13 gang, prosecutors say
The gang was reportedly hunting for rivals and perceived enemies, but the families of the victims say they were not involved in a gang
Once there, the youths were surrounded by more than a dozen gang members who attacked them with machetes, knives and wooden clubs
Alleged MS-13 members Alexis Hernandez, Santis Leonel Ortiz-Flores and Omar Antonio Villalta have been charged in the quadruple homicide
The name of a fourth suspect was found blacked out in the court papers

DailyMail.com
19 July 2017

It was a trap, executed imperfectly but with bloody results.

Prosecutors said in a recent court filing that four young men found slaughtered in a Long Island park last April were lured to the site by two female associates of the MS-13 street gang, which was hunting for rivals and perceived enemies.

Once there, the youths – some still in high school – were surrounded by more than a dozen gang members who attacked them with machetes, knives and wooden clubs ‘in a horrific frenzy of violence,’ according to the court papers obtained by Newsday.

A fifth young man who had accompanied the victims to the park ran for his life and escaped, the court memorandum said.

Prosecutors last week quietly charged four people in the killings but have revealed scant details about the case.

Three of the defendants were named in court papers unsealed Monday as Alexis Hernandez, Santis Leonel Ortiz-Flores and Omar Antonio Villalta. A fourth defendant’s identity was blacked out. The U.S. Attorney’s office would not say whether that person was in custody or still at large.

The April massacre in Central Islip was part of a string of Long Island killings blamed on MS-13, a deadly gang with origins in Central America. The deaths have attracted international attention and led to Congressional hearings, tweets from the White House and a visit to Long Island from the U.S. attorney general.

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