A man associated with a woman suspicious death does not admit guilty

Iowa -citi, Iowa (KCRG) – Man related to a woman In suspicious, death in Iowa last month does not recognize himself as guilty of criminal charges.

Judicial records show that Joshua Perry on Monday made a written statement about the blame of charging the child’s danger and attacks on home abuse.

Perry was Victoria Skoda’s boyfriend, who was found dead on January 6 in a 300-Mublock Camden Road. The Iowa police said her death was suspicious.

Perry is not accused of the death of the complaint, and complain is not named in any of the criminal complaints against Perry. However, criminal complaints say Perry had attacked the victim, he was in a relationship of less than six hours before the complain was found dead. Perry was also arrested in the area of Skara’s death.

The complaint continues to say that the victim reported a family member, stating that she was attacked and witnesses reported that they had heard a physical struggle within the apartment.

According to a search warrant from May 2023, the police were summoned to the same address of Camden roads for at least twice for home disputes between Perry and Scarre, once in December 2021 and again two months later in February 2022.

Perry was also charged with home abuse in April 2021. The victim – who was not a complain – filed a non -contact order against Perry, but the accusation was eventually rejected at the request of the victim.