Introduction
The Texas case of Jesus Mora Flores has made the headlines since his brutal death last June. A legal worker from Mexico, he was accused of sexually assaulting a five-year-old girl. His father beat him to death. According to Texas law, the use of deadly force to stop a sexual or aggravated assault is a valid response to the situation. The case is one of the most shocking murder cases in recent memory.
Jesus Mora Flores Was a Legal Worker From Mexico
The alleged killer of Mexican legal worker Jesus Mora Flores was identified as the same man who was indicted in the murder of his boss. Flores lived in Gonzales, TX, just 20 miles away from the killer’s ranch. He was not a member of the family or a neighbor, but his neighbors were familiar with him. His family also had a “No Trespassing” sign freshly tacked on the gate barring the ranch’s entrance.
The neighbor’s description of the crime was consistent with the neighbor’s account that Flores had been hired to care for horses on the farm. Further, a public records search revealed that Flores had no address in Lavaca County. After the incident, law enforcement discovered that a witness had witnessed the assault and notified the father. The father then reportedly pushed Flores back and struck him several times in the head and neck region. Several neighbors testified that Flores had been stabbed.
The prosecution’s case against Flores is incredibly unfair. The prosecution and defense team will never be able to establish whether or not Flores was guilty. Flores’s lawyer, D.A. McMinn, says the case is ‘deeply unfair.’ The local grand jury declined to indict Flores on June 19th, even though the autopsy revealed that Flores had no past criminal history.
He Was Caught Molesting a 5-year-old Girl
In May 2018, the Texas sheriff charged 47-year-old Jesus Mora Flores with first-degree murder after he was found accused of molesting his daughter. The incident happened on a family ranch off a quiet two-lane county road. Police say Flores had previously been hired by Flores’ daughter to help her with her horses. He was not born in the U.S., but was living here legally with a green card. Flores’ father remains remorseful about his actions and believes his son should be sentenced for his daughter’s death.
After being accused of molesting the girl, Flores’ family came forward. They were barbecuing with Jesus Mora Flores on the property and a neighbor alerted them to the incident. The father immediately ran toward Flores’ daughter’s screams and found the man on top of the girl. When Flores was pulled off the child, the father began beating him.
Using deadly force is allowed under Texas law for stopping aggravated sexual assault. In this case, the father acted quickly and physically restrained Jesus Mora Flores until he was pronounced dead. Authorities cite forensic evidence to support Flores’ claim of rape, but the prosecution does not name the girl or her father. Despite this, locals believe that the father made the right choice in stopping the molestation.
The Lavaca County grand jury ruled that the 23-year-old father could not be indicted on the charge of murder. However, a judge ruled that the father was allowed to use deadly force when it was necessary to protect his daughter. The grand jury’s decision came as no surprise given the nature of Jesus’ crimes. Fortunately, the resulting investigation will bring closure for the victims’ families.
He was Beaten To Death By his Father
Sheriff Micah Harmon ruled in June that the father was justified in beating his son to death, but the family is still looking for answers. The attack was deemed justified by the grand jury based on the law that allows the use of deadly force to protect a child from aggravated sexual assault. The father was not charged with any crime, but many Lavaca County residents expressed support for him.
The father of the dead child was 47 years old. He was taking his daughter to a rural area. Flores was not wearing any underwear, but his father found him dead. He had no other underwear, and was unable to identify the body. The father lied to investigators, and they were unable to find any other witnesses. A medical examination confirmed the father’s version of events.
A lawyer for the family says that the actions of the father were justified. He argued that he was justified in beating the child to death. While this may seem like a shocking case, it is not uncommon for a father to strike his child with his bare hands. Although it may seem like the case is tragic, Flores is right to seek justice and get closure. He deserves it.
A grand jury in Texas will weigh in on a criminal case against the Shiner man. After discovering that a man had been molesting his daughter, the father pounced and pummeled him to death with his fists. The father then called 911 and pleaded with the dispatcher to send an ambulance for the girl. The father was not charged, but several neighbors and investigators disagreed.
Texas Law Allows for Deadly Force to Stop Aggravated Assault or Sexual Assault
Using deadly force to stop an aggravated assault or sexual abuse is often a way to protect yourself. Texas law protects your rights to self-defense, even when your actions harm a third party. Deadly force can be used to defend yourself and stop the attack if you believe that you need to. Depending on the circumstances, you can be charged with a misdemeanor or felony.
In certain circumstances, use of force can be justified. For instance, if a third party is threatened with a firearm, the attacker can be prevented from escaping the scene by using force. Under Tex. Pen. Code SS 9.31, use of force to protect yourself from an unlawful act is justified if you believe that your actions are necessary to protect yourself. This is not always the case, but under some circumstances, use of force can be justified.
The use of force can be justified in certain situations, but the use of force can be limited. If you are attempting to stop an aggressive act, it is best to seek legal advice from an experienced criminal defense attorney. However, it is important to remember that Texas law allows for deadly force in the case of aggravated assault or sexual assault. If you use force, you can only claim self-defense if you were using reasonable force to stop the assault.
If you are charged with aggravated assault or sexual assault, you should consult with a self-defense attorney as soon as possible. While a defendant cannot be charged for an act of self-defense in the first place, Texas law allows for deadly force to protect a person or property from an attacker. Self-defense is one of the strongest defense strategies for an aggravated assault or sexual assault.
Remorse of Victim's Father
The Lavaca County District Attorney said in a recent interview that the victim’s father of Jesus Mora Florés has expressed remorse over his daughter’s alleged molester’s death. The father allegedly discovered the man sexually abusing his five-year-old daughter on his property. He then punched the man in the head and neck and continued to pound the man with his fists until he died at the scene. During the hearing, the victim’s father expressed remorse for his actions and emphasized that his daughter was likely to recover from her trauma.
A neighbor reportedly heard the daughter’s screams, and the 23-year-old chased after the man. The victim’s father eventually caught the man and discovered his daughter in the shack. After finding his daughter half-naked and unresponsive, Jesus Mora Flores’s father flew into a rage and began beating the man until he was unconscious. The father then called 911 and reported himself.
The grand jury in the case did not bring any charges against Jesus Mora Flores’ father because the man was unarmed. His daughter was the victim and the father was merely trying to protect her. Nevertheless, despite his apparent remorse, Flores’ father’s actions have left the family and the community without justice. This is not the only tragedy to come from the death of Jesus Mora Flores.
The victim’s mother was not identified, and the mother was not charged in the case. The father was aware that Flores was carrying his daughter and he had no way out. When the father saw the scene, Flores was attempting to rape his daughter. He had his pants around his ankles and a knife in his hands. Sadly, he was unable to stop Flores from killing his daughter.
Jesus Mora Flores Arrested in the Death of His 5-Year-Old Daughter
A neighbor reported that Jesus Mora Flores had been hired to take care of his horses on his property. A public records search, however, revealed that Flores had no permanent address in Lavaca County. Fortunately, law enforcement officials discovered a witness to the attack who alerted the child’s father to what was happening. The father allegedly removed Jesus Mora Flores from the child and then delivered several blows to Flores’ head and neck. The alleged molester was subsequently shot and killed, but the child survived.
Jesus Mora Flores was Beaten to Death With his Bare Hands
A 24-year-old father allegedly ran toward a barn and found his 5-year-old daughter screaming. Flores had his pants down, and the father began beating the man with his fists. The father, who was not a police officer, died of blunt force trauma to the head and neck. Although the death was ruled a homicide, the district attorney did not press charges. The man’s daughter has not come forward yet, but her family remains in turmoil.
The girl’s father called 911 after finding the child being assaulted. The man was identified as Jesus Mora Flores. He was 47 years old, lived in a rural area of Southern Texas, and was accused of kidnapping the girl and attacking her. The man’s daughter had a strong case against him, and he denied any wrongdoing.
Authorities found Flores on his family’s ranch. The attack took place on a quiet two-lane county road between Shiner and Yoakum. Flores’ father was never detained and the police investigation turned out to be a homicide. Texas law allows the use of deadly force if necessary to stop an aggravated sexual assault. The Texas Rangers did not press charges against Flores’ father because he wished to protect the victim’s identity.
The child’s father reportedly hired Jesus Mora Flores as a child caretaker, and the boy had no permanent residence in the Lavaca County area. However, his child’s father discovered a witness to the incident, but he did not name the witness. The father claimed to hear the child’s cries and ran to the scene. The father then ripped the man off the child and began striking him with his bare hands. Emergency workers were called, but the father did not recognize him until the man was unconscious.
He Yanked the Alleged Molester Off of his Daughter
A witness reported seeing Jesus Mora Flores pulling the alleged molester off of the little girl he was carrying. Flores had been hired to help his daughter with horse shoeing, and his daughter was in her underwear. A witness said the father ran toward the screaming child and yanked the man off of her, beating the suspect with his fists. The alleged molester was arrested in connection with the incident.
The child’s father hired Jesus Mora Flores to take care of the family’s horses, but he did not have a permanent address in Lavaca County. The father’s attorney, V’Anne Huser, says the family will not give interviews to reporters. However, the father has reportedly apologised for the incident and said he has “not intended to kill” the man. The father did not have any felony convictions in his past, and he told reporters that he would not do so.
When the father heard that his daughter had been sexually abused, he called 911 and yelled at the dispatcher to get the police to come to the ranch. Despite the remote location of the property, the father yelled at the dispatcher, telling the dispatcher to take the girl to the hospital. While the father’s voice became increasingly frazzled on the phone, his daughter could not hear him because of his shouting.
Despite this shocking revelation, a grand jury declined to indict the father. A Lavaca County grand jury decided not to indict Jesus Mora Flores, a 23-year-old horse groomer, for the death of his five-year-old daughter on June 9, 2013. The grand jury agreed with investigators and neighbors and did not indict him.
The alleged molester was hired to help the father with his horses. He was invited to a barbecue, and the child’s father invited the man to join. He found the girl and carried her to a private area, where the alleged molester died. A witness rushed to find the father and rescuers. It was after the incident that the father took action, pulling the alleged molester off of his daughter.
He Yanked Him into a Secluded Shack
After a 15-year acquaintance with the Flores family, neighbor Michael Veit knew the man and would have helped protect the boy, who was half Filipino and half white. The neighbor would have taken Flores to the hospital before deputies arrived, and he would have helped him find a doctor as soon as he could. The father’s actions resulted in the death of the boy.
The father then reportedly beat Flores unconscious and tried to call 911 to catch the rapist. The man had no idea that he had killed his daughter, but the sheriff’s office claims that the father acted in self-defense when he yanked the girl into a secluded shack. The alleged sexual assault was corroborated by forensic evidence.
The father told investigators that Jesus Mora Flores yanched the girl into the secluded shack. The father then pulled him from the child and punched him in the head. When the father spotted Flores, he flew into rage and beat him until he was unconscious. The father then called 911, reporting the crime.
According to ABC News, the man did not file charges against the father, but the grand jury said he used deadly force to stop the aggravated sexual assault. Using deadly force to stop a sexual assault is not uncommon in Texas. Despite the fact that the man’s name was never released, his actions were justified in the circumstances and he will likely be found guilty of aggravated sexual assault.
He Yanked the Molester Off of his Daughter
A neighbor said Jesus Mora Flores was hired to care for the family’s horses, but a public records search showed that he had no permanent address in Lavaca County. The boy ran back to the father and reported the incident. When the father arrived at the scene, he found the two girls on the ground, underwear and all. Flores then beat him unconscious and yanked the molester off of his daughter.
A 24-year-old father heard his daughter screaming in the barn, and he ran toward the scene. He saw the man molesting his daughter and beat him to death. His death was ruled a homicide, and the molester died of blunt force trauma to the head and neck. The District Attorney did not file charges against Flores, but he has the right to defend himself.
The incident occurred in Shiner, a town of about 2000 people, an hour and a half east of San Antonio. Shiner is also home to Shiner Beer, one of the best-selling independent brews in the country. This small Texas town is now a national spotlight for a bizarre case involving a father and his daughter. Jesus Mora Flores was hired to help with the family’s horses and was later invited to a barbecue. When a molester started harassing the girl, the father yanked him off her daughter and beat him with his fists.
On June 9, police and a grand jury declined to indict the father, but ruled against the molester’s daughter’s father. The father was a father who was abusive to his daughter, and then yanked him off of her daughter. While the grand jury found that Jesus Mora Flores was not guilty of the crime, he is still charged with murder.
