Berwyn, Illinois – A woman from Berwyn is now facing severe charges of murder and kidnapping in connection to the death of a man from Rockford. Rosie Chavez, 46, has been charged with first-degree murder and kidnapping using force or threat of force, according to authorities.
The victim, Crisoforo Osorio-Gonzalez, 36, was discovered dead in a Little Village alley near the 3600 block of West 26th Street on February 13th. Police allege that Chavez abducted Osorio-Gonzalez, who was a car salesman from Rockford, during a test drive and subsequently ended his life.
Following the tragic incident, an online fundraiser was initiated to help cover the expenses for Osorio-Gonzalez’s funeral. The fundraiser, aiming to collect $15,000, had accumulated over $3,600 by Sunday evening.
“We are all deeply saddened by the loss of Crisóforo. We are determined to provide him with a fitting tribute, honor his memory, and bid him farewell for the last time,” expressed an organizer of the fundraiser.
The community and loved ones of Osorio-Gonzalez are undoubtedly shaken by this horrifying event. Chavez’s arrest sheds light on the devastating impact of violence and crime, prompting a call for justice and awareness in the local area.
As the legal proceedings unfold, the case will continue to unravel the details surrounding Osorio-Gonzalez’s untimely death. The fundraising efforts serve as a reminder of the solidarity and support present within the community during times of tragedy and loss.
The investigation into the tragic incident remains ongoing, with authorities committed to ensuring that justice is served for Osorio-Gonzalez and his loved ones. The repercussions of this senseless act reverberate throughout the community, emphasizing the importance of unity and compassion in times of adversity.