The treated man ‘like a dog’ before the murder in the north of the state of New York, says the prosecutor

Canandaigua (AP) -Siete people accused of killing a 24-year-old man in the north of the state of New York subjected him to torture weeks that included sexual assault, which forced him to eat feces and pouring bleach, prosecutors said Wednesday.

The disturbing accusations occurred when the suspects were accused of positions of first degree murder for the death of Sam Nordquist, whose body was found last month wrapped in plastic and thrown into a field in the region of the fingers of the fingers.

The group, which had previously been arrested for second degree murder, was also accused of kidnapping and child danger in the accusation of 11 positions.

Nordquist, a black man from Minnesota, was transgender, but the authorities have said they have no evidence of a crime of hate. There are alleged assailants who identified themselves as LGBTQ+ and at least one lived with Nordquist, authorities said.

While it is not a hate crime, Ontario County Assistant District, Kelly Wolford, said at a press conference that Nordquist was treated “Like a dog” In the month before his death on February 2.

“Sam was hit, attacked, sexually abused, hungry, held captive and we cannot make sense of that,” Wolford said. “We cannot put that in its gender, and we cannot put that in your career. And I know that many will ask the question: why? Well, while I am here today as a human being, we will never know the answer why. “

Wolford said the main position increased to the first degree murder because Nordquist was tortured.

A defendant, priceus Arzuaga, was accused of coercing two children, 7 and 12 years old, to participate in the activity described in the accusation.

The other six people accused of murder are: Patrick Goodwin, Kyle Sage, Jennifer Quijano, Emily Motyka, Kimberly Sochia and Thomas Eaves.

There was no position reading date.

The emails and messages were left with lawyers for six of the defendants on Wednesday.

Nordquist was reported as missing on February 9. Police said he arrived in New York in September and had lost contact with his loved ones this year.

The initial arrests were made after the police recorded a room at the Patty’s Lodge Motel in Canandaigua, New York, it was known that the last place Nordquist was staying.

Nordquist’s mother told Syracuse.com that she left Minnesota for New York in September to meet a woman with whom she had romantically involved after connecting online.

Linda Nordquist said her son was supposed to fly home in October, but decided to stay longer to work in the relationship.