Denver MAN pleads guilty in shooting and killing 2017

The man from Denver pleaded his guilt for one graph about murder of the second degree and one graph about the second degree attack in the murder of 2017 26-year-old woman.

According to the news from Denver District Prosecutor’s Office, 25-year-old Jesus Jurado-Lugo confessed Shooting and murder of Lydia Coroneado At Atmara Park on July 16, 2017. Jrarado-Lugo wounded another person during the shooting.

Jurado-Lugo was identified as a suspect a few days after murder. The woman and her two children who went to the grocery store in the area when the shooting happened and her daughter captured Dzhrado-Lugo’s video at the scene.

Another person has identified the white pickup of Chevrolet Silverado 2014 Silverado, which was seen in the area, as they belong to Jurado-Lugo.

Dzhrado-Lugo hid and lived with his grandmother in Chihuahua for a while, Mexico. He was arrested in Mexico in August 2023 before he was removed back to Denver in December 2023.

Dzhrado-Lougo should be convicted on April 4, according to his agreement on the recognition of guilt, a sentence of 30 to 45 years. One accusation of murder of the first degree after reflection and one accusation of the first degree attack was rejected as part of the agreement.

“I hope that this request provides a measure of comfort and a sense of justice for friends and family Lydia Koronoado,” said District Prosecutor John Walsh in a release. “I hope that this case sends a message that, regardless of how long it takes, violent criminals in Denver will be arrested and prosecuted in the full extent of the law.”

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First published: January 31, 2025 at 14:38 MST