Lisa Gonzales Murders Roommate In California

Lisa Gonzales

Lisa Gonzales is a killer from California who was convicted of the brutal murder of her roommate Margaret Mamer

According to court documents Lisa Gonzales would murder her roommate Margaret Mamer and would dismember her

When questioned by police Lisa Gonzales would tell them that Margaret Mamer had moved out the previous month and gone to Eureka California.

However when police searched the apartment with a forensic team they would find the victim’s blood spread throughout

Lisa Gonzales would be arrested and convicted of second degree murder. She will be sentenced at a later date

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Lisa Gonzales Case

Nearly eight years after a woman’s body was found dismembered inside an apartment building in San Francisco’s Mission District, a jury has convicted her roommate of murder.

On Wednesday, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins’s office announced that 55-year-old Lisa Gonzales was found guilty of second-degree murder following a trial. Gonzales was charged in the killing of 61-year-old Margaret Mamer, whose remains were found by authorities on June 2, 2018.

“The jury’s verdict delivers justice to the victim’s family and friends who continue to grieve and are still deeply impacted by this heinous murder,” Jenkins said in a statement. “After nearly eight years, this conviction demonstrates my office’s unwavering commitment to getting justice for victims and holding offenders accountable.”

According to testimony, Mamer was reported missing on June 1, 2018 after her friends had not heard from her for several days and were concerned about escalating tension between her and Gonzales.

The following day, police went to Gonzales’ apartment on 14th Street after another person reported that a murder may have happened at the residence.

Police spoke to Gonzales, who said she lived with one roommate, claimed that the victim had relocated to Eureka and that she helped the victim move out the previous month. Officers searched a storage area and found a blue container with human remains later identified as Mamer.

Crime scene investigators processed the bathroom for evidence and located the victim’s blood throughout the scene. An autopsy revealed Mamer died from multiple sharp force injuries.

After Mamer was killed, prosecutors said Gonzales dismembered her to conceal what she had done.

Prosecutors said Gonzales remains in custody. A sentencing date has not been announced.

San Francisco woman found guilty of killing, dismembering roommate in 2018 – CBS San Francisco

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