A man has been arrested on suspicion of a horrific crime. The man, identified as 23-year-old Luis Gustavo Aroyo-López, is believed to have beheaded his own grandmother before fleeing the scene with the severed head. The arrest took place in San Francisco this past Saturday, two days after the discovery of the victim, Elvia López-Arroyo.
The 64-year-old woman was found dead in a property located in Santa Rosa, a town north of San Francisco. The police were alerted to the possible homicide and quickly arrived at the scene. Investigators are currently treating this as a “targeted attack” and have reported finding several weapons at the crime scene. However, the exact weapon used in the killing has not yet been determined.
Aroyo-Lopez was arrested at the Transbay Transit Center on Mission Street. An alert trooper on foot patrol recognized him from a state police alert and was able to make the arrest. In a gruesome discovery, her grandmother’s severed head was found on the south bank of the Santa Rosa Creek at approximately 7:30 p.m. on the same day as her arrest.
Authorities have revealed that Aroyo-López had only recently been released from state prison. He had been serving time for assault with a deadly weapon and was under community supervision at the time of his arrest. This shocking crime has sent ripples through the community, causing many to question the effectiveness of the current system of community supervision of released prisoners.
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