garayo造句

• In real life Garayo never left the Basque Country.
• Salazar died from smallpox in 1870 and Garayo committed his first murder shortly after.
• When asked about the most suspicious, the third, the imprisoned Garayo declared:
• D韆z de Garayo wouldn't act for four years after the second unsuccessful attempt.
• In August 1873, again during an afternoon, Garayo took another prostitute to the Recachiqui.
• Garayo met a poor widow begging in Portal del Rey and offered her to come with him.
• On August 25, 1879, Garayo left Vitoria through the road to pesetas ( 80 reales ).
• In June 1874, Garayo happened upon an old, sickly beggar woman on the road of La Zumaquera.
• In the legends, the Sacamantecas were wandering traders, always outsiders, while Garayo was a local farmer.
• Garayo seized her and hauled her off the road, oppressing her throat until she became unconscious, and raped her.
• Garayo himself heard of this rumor, and his disembowelment of the last victim was a deliberate attempt to promote it.
• Until the woman was convinced, Garayo cautiously left the city and looked for work in the Somorrostro mines, in Biscay.
• Although the relationship with his later wives wasn't idyllic, there is no evidence that Garayo had any part in their deaths.
• The victim identified Garayo and said that he was drunk and had tried to kill her for no reason, but nobody informed the police.
• Without saying a word, Garayo attempted to strangle her, but she screamed and defended herself until two other women arrived and Garayo run away.
• Without saying a word, Garayo attempted to strangle her, but she screamed and defended herself until two other women arrived and Garayo run away.
• Berrosteguieta was nicknamed " La Zurrumbona " after her first husband, known as " Zurrumb髇 ", an appellation that Garayo would inherit.
• This marriage ended in 1863 with the death of " La Zurrumbona ", and Garayo married his second wife, Juana Salazar, shortly after.
• Once again, Garayo offered a short sum, the woman protested and he brought her down and strangled her with his hands, returning home at night.
• Garayo was at this time serving in the house of a farmer in Alegr韆, where news of the last crimes arrived shortly after Garayo did so himself.