Clayton County Chain employees released Kathan Guzman by mistake at the end of last month because they did not read the documents carefullynot seeing that he had been convicted of murder and aggression by strangulation and that he had been sentenced to life imprisonment.
A killer who was released by mistake of a Georgia arrest in the United States was caught two weeks later in Florida, the US Marshal Service.
Guzman admitiu your strangled his girlfriend, Delila Grayson, 19, who was found dead in a bathtub In August 2022, Clayton County Sheriff Levon Allen told WSB-TV.
Authorities suspected that Guzman, who has 20could have returned to Osceola County, south of Orlando. It is in Osceola County that the victim’s mother lives, Christina Grayson, who feared that Guzman went after the family because of its role in the trial, the
Released killer by mistake
Clayton County Chain employees released Guzman by mistake at the end of last month because they did not read the documents carefullynot seeing that he had been convicted of murder and aggression by strangulation and that he had been sentenced to life imprisonment, said the sheriff of the county.
However, only on Tuesday does the He failed to locate Guzman in the prison system and notified the prosecutor’s office, Clayton County District Attorney Tasha Mosley said in a statement.
Due to the delay in finding out what had happened, Grayson said he was only informed that his daughter’s killer was loose on Tuesday after the district attorney was aware of the fact, the medium reported communication
Osceola County Delegates were patrol the neighborhood while the search continuedaccording to the victim’s mother.
“Our agents are aware of the situation and are in contact with the authorities of Georgia,” said the Osceola County Sheriff Office in a statement.
“Our main goal remains the safety of our community,” he adds.
Until Friday morning, the Clayton County Sheriff Office He had not issued any public notifications about liberation by mistake or the possible whereabouts of Guzman.
A sheriff spokesman told The Associated Press news agency that Agency was prepare a statement that would be sent to residents Through the “Nixle” alert system (alerts that inform the community on public security issues), which would also include a photograph of Guzman.
