In a heart-wrenching case that shook the Colorado community, 39-year-old Korna Minjrez was convicted on August 27 for the murders of two young children. Minjrez received life imprisonment without the possibility of parole after being found guilty of two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of abuse of a corpse.
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What Happened
Korna Minjrez was convicted of the brutal murders of her lover’s children, three-year-old Yasenia and five-year-old Jesus. The children, who went missing in 2018, were discovered under tragic circumstances in 2024. Yasenia’s remains were found encased in concrete inside a storage unit, while Jesus’s remains were discovered in a suitcase in an abandoned car. Neither child had been reported missing, leaving the case shrouded in mystery for years.
Who Is Korna Minjrez?
Korna Minjrez, 39, was in a relationship with the children’s father, Jesus Dominguase Sr. She was charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of abuse of a corpse. Evidence presented during the trial, including credit card activity and connections to the crime scenes, linked her directly to the murders. The court ruled that Minjrez would serve life in prison without parole.
Background and Timeline
- January 2024: Police received an anonymous tip about a storage unit in Pueblo.
- January 22, 2024: Authorities discovered Yasenia’s remains inside a metal container filled with concrete. DNA testing confirmed her identity.
- February 6, 2024: Jesus’s remains were found in a suitcase inside the trunk of an abandoned car registered to Minjrez.
- 2018: Both children were last seen but never officially reported missing.
Jesus Dominguase Sr., the children’s father, was arrested for second-degree murder and is scheduled to be sentenced on September 12, 2025. As part of a plea agreement, he is expected to testify against Minjrez during the proceedings.
Public and Social Media Reaction
The case has shocked both the local community and the broader public. Social media platforms are filled with tributes to the children and expressions of anger and grief. Many users have called for justice, using hashtags to raise awareness about child safety and the consequences of violent crimes.
What Happens Next
Minjrez is serving life without parole, ensuring she will never be released. Jesus Dominguase Sr. awaits sentencing on September 12, 2025, where he is expected to testify against Minjrez. This case remains a tragic reminder of the vulnerability of children and the importance of justice in cases of severe abuse and homicide.
Conclusion
The conviction of Korna Minjrez provides a measure of justice for the tragic deaths of Yasenia and Jesus, highlighting the critical need for child protection and community vigilance. While the pain of this loss resonates deeply, the legal outcome ensures accountability for such horrific crimes.
