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In an intensive effort to catch a Chicago man who allegedly killed his wife hours after their wedding more than a decade ago, the FBI has doubled the reward money.
The FBI has more than doubled reward money in an effort to catch a Chicago man accused of killing his wife just hours after they got married more than a decade ago. (Photo: WLBT)
Chicago Man Allegedly Killed His Wife
The FBI has increased the reward money amounting to $250,000 in an effort to catch a Chicago man who was accused of killing his wife hours after they got married in a city hall.
The incident happened more than a decade ago, but the Chicago man remains at large, CBS News reported. The Chicago man, Arnoldo Jimenez, who is now 41 years old, allegedly killed his wife by fatally stabbing her less than 24 hours after they got married in 2012.
The Chicago man’s wife, Estrella Carrera, 26, was still wearing her wedding dress when she was found dead in the bathtub of their home, authorities said.
Federal authorities say that Chicago man Jimenez and Carrera got married at a city hall in Chicago on May 11, 2012.
The FBI and Burbank police believe that Jimenez and Carrera had an argument in Jimenez’s black Maserati as they were returning home on May 12, 2012.
Authorities believe that Carrera was fatally stabbed in the vehicle and was then dragged back into the apartment and left bleeding in the bathtub.
Carrera’s body was found during a wellness check the next day.
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Chicago Man Remains At Large
The FBI announced Thursday it is increasing its reward from $100,000 to $250,000 for any information leading to an arrest and conviction of Chicago man Jimenez, who is one of the bureau’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives.
In 2019, the Chicago man Jimenez was added to the list of the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives.
It was believed that the Chicago man may have fled to Durango, Mexico to escape and avoid charges.
The Chicago man is described to be 6 feet tall, with black hair and brown eyes, and between 200 and 225 pounds. The FBI said he is no longer in possession of the black Maserati.
Authorities said that the Chicago man has a criminal past and a history of violence.
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