Update on ILLEGAL ALIEN who MURDERED 4 Americans in Nevada The Piece of SHIT ILLEGAL ALIEN who MURDERED 4 American Citizens will be transferred to Reno, Nevada (Washoe County)to face all 4 counts of murder (2 murders were in Douglas County). After his murder trial, he will face a number of BURGLARY & other FELONY charges in Carson City, Nevada.  I don't want anyone to forget about this story because these 4 American Citizens would still be alive today were it not for the EVIL CRIMINAL who had NO RIGHT TO BE HERE in the USA!   This son of a bitch terrorized the communities where he committed these heinous crimes! The first 2 murders (a day apart)were committed in the Gardnerville Ranchos, which is a rural community which has a HUGE Senior Population. People retire and move to the Ranchos from all over the USA...Why? Because it is a beautiful area at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountains AND because it is a SAFE area-Extremely LOW crime rate!  It is a super friendly community where people don't bother to worry about locking their doors...Until now!  The local gun stores all reported a HUGE increase in sales after these murders took place, which (at least to me) says it all.  This asshole ILLEGALLY crossed our Southern Border and as a result, the lives of FOUR INNOCENT AMERICANS ARE DEAD! I wanted to share the Carson City charges (these are the "other" charges that he will face after his murder trial) as they show just how damned scary this situation was and had his ass not been arrested, what COULD have happened! "In Carson City Justice Court, Martinez-Guzman faced charges of burglary, obtaining money under false pretenses, among other charges.  A total of 36 charges were alleged against Martinez-Guzman in Carson City. The listed charges Martinez-Guzman is facing in Carson City are as follows: — Three counts of burglary, category B felony  — Possession of stolen firearm, category B felony, Savage .22 rifle belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, 7.62 Rifle with a bayonet belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, Ithaca rifle that had belonged to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, Remington 1187 shotgun that belonged to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, Savage 93 17 HMR rifle belonging to the Davids.  — Possession or stolen firearm, Ranger 20 gauge shot gun belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, Remington shotgun belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, Iver Johnson Arms 410 Shotgun belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, a bolt action rifle belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, Mark 5 270 Magnum rifle belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, Remington 1187 12 gauge shot gun belonging to the Davids.  — Possession of a stolen firearm, High Standard .22 Revolver belonging to the Davids. — Possession of stolen property with a value between $650 and $3,500, a Category C felony, a ring belonging to Gerald David valued at $750. — Possession of stolen property, Category C felony, possession of several belt buckles with the names of Sherry and Gerald David. A combined value of between $650 and $3,500. — Possession of stolen property, Category C felony, possessed an Apple computer and an Apple Watch belonging to Connie Koontz with a value of $1,000.  — Possession of stolen property, a set of cobra golf clubs and max flight golf clubs, tools and a tool box, which belonged to a victim separate from the homicide victims, with a value between $1,000 and $2,000. — Twelve counts of a prohibited person, in this case a person who is illegally or unlawfully in the United States, in possession of a firearm, a Category D felony. — Misdemeanor possession of stolen property, having a value less than $650, in the form of possessing jewelry belonging to Connie Koontz in the form of two rings.  — Misdemeanor Possession of stolen property, possessed 16 silver rings, toe rings and a turquoise rings belonging to Connie Koontz.  — Obtaining money under false pretenses with a value under $650, a misdemeanor, after obtaining $379 after pawning rings belonging to Connie Koontz.  — Obtaining money under false pretenses with a value under $650, a misdemeanor, after obtaining $33 from selling rings belonging to Connie Koontz.  — Obtaining money under false pretenses with a value of under $650, a misdemeanor, after obtaining $126 after selling a ring belonging to Gerald David." **Source: Carson City Charges