Officials have released gruesome new details surrounding a death investigation that began after police in Phoenix found dismembered human remains in Maryvale. An arrest in the case was announced on July 26.
Court documents are providing gruesome details surrounding the death of an Arizona man whose dismembered body was found in the Maryvale area of Phoenix.According to our initial report, the man's body was found on the afternoon of July 28, 2023, after someone reported smelling a "foul odor" in the area.NOTE: Due to the graphic nature of this story, discretion is advised.)The victim was identified as 34-year-old Jose Gutierrez on June 29, 2023.
"Approximately three days after meeting, [Soto] stated that [Gutierrez] overdosed inside his apartment. The overdose occurred while [Soto's roommates] were out of town for several days," read a portion of the court documents. According to court documents, Soto admitted that he dismembered Gutierrez's body inside the apartment over the course of several hours with a kitchen knife.
"[Soto] placed the bags inside a wagon," read a portion of the court documents. "[Soto] transported the bags down the alleyway located south of his apartment, in between 39th Avenue and 41st avenue, towards the location where [Gutierrez's] human remains were later recovered."
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