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Steven D. Grierson
1 EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT CLERK OF THE COURT

2 CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA

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4 BEFORE THE GRAND JURY IMPANELED BY THE AFORESAID

5 DISTRICT COURT

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7 THE STATE OF NEVADA, )
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8 Plaintiff, )
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9 vs. ) GJ Case No. 18CGJ073X
) DC Case No. C340256
10 CRISTINA GUADALUPE MOYA, )
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11 Defendant. )
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14 Taken at Las Vegas, Nevada

15 Thursday, May 9, 2019

16 1:04 p.m.

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20 REPORTER'S TRANSCRIPT OF PROCEEDINGS

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25 Reported by: Donna J. McCord, C.C.R. No. 337

Case Number: C-19-340256-1

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1 GRAND JURORS PRESENT ON MAY 9, 2019:

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3 LAWRENCE HOLMES, Foreperson,

4 ROBERT KINNIBURGH, Deputy Foreperson

5 ANTHONY SHOR, Secretary

6 CLAUDIA HUNT, Assistant Secretary

7 TONI ANDERSON

8 ANNAMARIE CONKLIN

9 NATHAN CONRAD

10 REGINA CRUNDEN

11 KATHLEEN HEGLUND

12 MELISSA HILL

13 MARY KISHMARTON

14 LINDA MCARTHUR

15 DAVID MILLER

16 JOHN ORR

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22 Christopher Hamner
Chief Deputy District Attorney
23 Madilyn Cole
Deputy District Attorney
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1 INDEX OF WITNESSES
2 EXAMINED
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4 LEONARDO ROQUERO 18

5 PHILIP DEPALMA 32

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1 INDEX OF EXHIBITS
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3 GRAND JURY EXHIBITS IDENTIFIED
4 EXHIBIT 1 - PROPOSED INDICTMENT 5

5 EXHIBIT 2 - PHOTOGRAPH 10

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1 LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, MAY 9, 2019

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4 DONNA J. McCORD,

5 having been first duly sworn to faithfully

6 and accurately transcribe the following

7 proceedings to the best of her ability.

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9 MR. HAMNER: Good afternoon, ladies and
10 gentlemen of the Grand Jury. My name is Christopher
11 Hamner. I'm a Chief Deputy District Attorney with the
12 State of Nevada. This is my co-counsel Madilyn Cole.
13 She's a Deputy District Attorney here with the State of
14 Nevada. We are presenting case number 18CGJ073X. This
15 is the State of Nevada versus Cristina Guadalupe Moya.
16 We have charged the defendant with one count of murder
17 with use of a deadly weapon.
18 Now, by law I'm required to instruct you
19 kind of on the elements of the offense so I'm going to
20 read through those instructions right now.
21 Murder is the unlawful killing of a human
22 being with malice aforethought, either express or
23 implied. The unlawful killing may be effected by any of
24 the various means by which death may be occasioned.
25 Malice aforethought means the intentional
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1 doing of a wrongful act without legal cause or excuse or

2 what the law considers adequate provocation. The
3 condition of mind described as malice aforethought may
4 arise from anger, hatred, revenge or from particular ill
5 will, spite or grudge towards the person killed. It may
6 also arise from any unjustifiable or unlawful motive or
7 purpose to injure another proceeding from a heart
8 fatally bent on mischief or with reckless disregard of
9 consequences and social duty. Malice aforethought does
10 not imply deliberation or the lapse of any considerable
11 time between the malicious intention to injure another
12 or the actual execution of the intent, but denotes an
13 unlawful purpose and design as opposed to accident and
14 mischance.
15 Express malice is the deliberate intention
16 to unlawfully take away the life of a human being which
17 is manifested by external circumstances capable of
18 proof. Malice may be implied when no considerable
19 provocation appears or when all the circumstances of the
20 killing show an abandoned and malignant heart.
21 As used in these instructions, a deadly
22 means any instrument which, if used in the ordinary
23 manner contemplated by its design and construction, will
24 or is likely to cause substantial bodily harm or death.
25 A knife is considered a deadly weapon.
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1 And this instruction is with respect to one

2 of the theories of murder. It's not an actual count. A
3 person who willfully causes a child who's less than 18
4 years of age to suffer unjustifiable physical pain is
5 guilty of child abuse.
6 As used in these instructions, abuse means
7 physical injury of a nonaccidental nature of a child
8 under the age of 18.
9 Physical injury means permanent or
10 temporary disfigurement or impairment of any bodily
11 function or organ of the body.
12 Does anyone have any questions as to these
13 instructions as I've read them? Okay. Before we get
14 started, I conferred with the defense and they had
15 indicated to us that they stipulate as to the
16 identification of Martin Velazquez in this case. With
17 that we are going to call Oscar Velazquez to the stand.
18 Come right here. Just have a seat.
19 THE FOREPERSON: Please remain standing.
20 Please raise your right hand.
21 You do solemnly swear that the testimony
22 that you're about to give upon the investigation now
23 pending before this Grand Jury shall be the truth, the
24 whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
25 Let me repeat that for you.
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1 You do solemnly swear that the testimony

2 that you're about to give upon the investigation now
3 pending before this Grand Jury shall be the truth, the
4 whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
5 THE WITNESS: Do I have to repeat that?
6 THE FOREPERSON: You do solemnly swear that
7 the testimony that you're about to give upon the
8 investigation now pending before this Grand Jury shall
9 be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the
10 truth, so help you God?
11 THE WITNESS: I swear.
12 MR. HAMNER: He said I swear.
13 THE FOREPERSON: Thank you. Please be
14 seated.
15 You're advised that you're here today to
16 give testimony in the investigation pertaining to the
17 offense of murder with use of a deadly weapon involving
18 Cristina Moya.
19 Do you understand this advisement?
20 THE WITNESS: Yes.
21 THE FOREPERSON: Please state your first
22 and last name and spell both slowly for the record and
23 please speak into the microphone.
24 THE WITNESS: Oscar Velazquez. It's
25 O-S-C-A-R V-E-L-A-Z-Q-U-E-Z.
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1 THE FOREPERSON: Thank you.

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3 OSCAR VELAZQUEZ,

4 having been first duly sworn by the Foreperson of the

5 Grand Jury to testify to the truth, the whole truth

6 and nothing but the truth, testified as follows:

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8 EXAMINATION

9 BY MR. HAMNER:
10 Q Oscar, do you know someone by the name of
11 Martin Velazquez?
12 A Yes.
13 Q And who is Martin?
14 A My son.
15 Q Okay. What is his birthday?
16 A September 14th, 2016.
17 Q And as of September 25th, 2019, I'm sorry,
18 February 25th, 2019, how old was Martin at that time?
19 A Two years old.
20 Q Okay. What is the name of Martin's mother?
21 A Cristina Moya.
22 Q Okay. I would like to show you what's been
23 marked as Exhibit 1.
24 A JUROR: 2.
25 MR. HAMNER: 2, I apologize.
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1 BY MR. HAMNER:
2 Q Exhibit 2, do you recognize what we're
3 looking at in Exhibit 2?
4 A Yes.
5 Q Who's that?
6 A Cristina Moya.
7 Q As of February 25th, 2019, on that
8 particular day were you and Cristina dating at that
9 time?
10 A No.
11 Q Okay. Were you guys living together at
12 that time?
13 A No, I wasn't.
14 Q Okay. Did you at some point kind of move
15 out prior to that February 25th date?
16 A Yes.
17 Q About how long prior to that?
18 A The past Wednesday.
19 Q So maybe like a week?
20 A The week before, yes.
21 Q But you had been living with Cristina up to
22 that point?
23 A Yes.
24 Q Okay. Where were you guys living?
25 A At her aunt's house.
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1 Q Okay. Is that located at 8668 Manalang

2 Road here in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada?
3 A Yes.
4 Q Is it a house or an apartment?
5 A It's a house.
6 Q And so who was living there with you?
7 A It was me, Cristina, my son, her aunt and
8 uncle, it was her cousin Itzel and Mikey.
9 Q Okay. And when you lived there where did
10 you stay or who lived or slept with you in what room?
11 How did that all work?
12 A When I lived there I slept with Cristina
13 and my son.
14 Q Okay. But you moved out about a week
15 before?
16 A Yes.
17 Q For the record before February 25th, 2019.
18 Now, around that time or at least after the birth of
19 Martin, do you remember whether or not Cristina had been
20 diagnosed by a doctor with having any sort of condition?
21 A Before he was born, no, I didn't know.
22 Q How about after he was born?
23 A Yes.
24 Q What was she diagnosed with?
25 A Depression and anxiety.
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1 Q Was she given any medication for that?

2 A Yes.
3 Q Did she regularly take the medications or
4 were there changes in how she used it?
5 A She tried it for like about a week and the
6 way she acted, she was just drowsy, sleepy all the time,
7 wasn't really making a difference.
8 Q Okay. So did she reduce using the
9 medication?
10 A Yes, she stopped.
11 Q She stopped completely?
12 A Yes.
13 Q Okay. Did a doctor tell her to stop
14 completely or did she just kind of opt to do that?
15 A She did it on her own because she felt
16 tired all the time.
17 Q Okay. Now, I want to turn your attention
18 to February 25th, 2019. Are you contacted that day by
19 anyone that was living over at that house?
20 A Not at the house but I was contacted by her
21 cousin Betsy.
22 Q And after having that conversation with
23 Betsy where do you decide to go?
24 A Straight to the house.
25 Q Okay. Did it have anything to do as far as
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1 what you had learned -- did it have anything to do with

2 either Cristina or Martin from what you were hearing
3 from Betsy?
4 A She called me, I was on my way to work, and
5 she called me around like 7:40, 7:30, and she had told
6 me that they haven't heard from them for like about two
7 days, that they haven't gone out the room. And she said
8 that her dad was there at the house so I went to the
9 house.
10 Q Okay.
11 And this information should only be
12 considered not for the truth of the matter but simply
13 for the effect on the listener.
14 So when you heard that, that they hadn't
15 heard from her for like, from her or Martin for like two
16 days because they were in the room -- and let me ask you
17 this. When you mentioned the room, is that the room
18 that you had been sleeping in?
19 A Yes.
20 Q Okay.
21 It should be considered for how it affected
22 him and what he decided to do.
23 So when you hear that what do you decide to
24 do?
25 A I went straight to the house.
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1 Q Okay. And when you get to the house do you

2 go to that room?
3 A Yeah, the door was open and I went straight
4 in.
5 Q Okay. Do you see any people inside the
6 room when you get into that bedroom?
7 A Her cousin Itzel was standing by the door
8 and inside the room was my son and Cristina on the bed.
9 Q Okay. I want to first start with Cristina.
10 How did she appear? Physically what did she look like?
11 A Bloody. She wasn't responding, she was
12 just there.
13 Q Did you see any cuts or anything on her
14 body?
15 A Yes.
16 Q Okay. Where did you see them?
17 A On her wrists and her neck, her throat.
18 Q I want you to describe the condition of the
19 room. What did you notice physically about that room?
20 A Well, the way it looked when I got in there
21 where they were laying, it was just bloody. There was
22 blood everywhere.
23 Q Okay. So the room was bloody and you're
24 saying where they were laying. What were they laying
25 on?
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1 A On -- there was two twin-size beds and

2 there was one on the left and one on the right. They
3 were on the right bed.
4 Q Okay. And when you say they, who are the
5 they you are talking about?
6 A Cristina and Martin.
7 Q I want to talk about Martin for a second.
8 How did he look?
9 A His lips were purple.
10 Q Was he moving at all?
11 A No, he wasn't moving.
12 Q Did you see any blood on him at all?
13 A Not on him.
14 Q Okay. How about the area around him?
15 A Around him, yes.
16 Q Okay. At that point do you remember any
17 like paramedics or anyone coming to the house?
18 A When I got there, about five minutes later
19 a police officer came in and told me to step out.
20 Q Okay. And did you have a chance to
21 actually put your hand or touch your son at all?
22 A I did put my hat that I was wearing over
23 her face.
24 Q Over his face or --
25 A Her face.
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1 Q Her face, okay. Did you ever feel your

2 son?
3 A No, I didn't touch him.
4 Q Okay. Ultimately does like paramedics or
5 anyone come to kind of help out with Martin or Cristina?
6 A Paramedics got there ten minutes later and
7 they took her, yeah. Like in between ten and 15 minutes
8 they took Cristina.
9 Q Okay. And do you remember who took Martin?
10 A The coroner took Martin.
11 Q Okay.
12 I don't have any further questions for this
13 witness. Does the Grand Jury have any questions for
14 this witness?
15 THE FOREPERSON: Seeing no further
16 questions.
17 By law these proceedings are secret and you
18 are prohibited from disclosing to anyone anything that
19 transpired before us including any evidence presented to
20 the Grand Jury, any event occurring or a statement made
21 in the presence of the Grand Jury or any information
22 obtained by the Grand Jury.
23 Failure to comply with this admonition is a
24 gross misdemeanor punishable up to 364 days in the Clark
25 County Detention Center and a $2,000 fine. In addition
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1 you may be held in contempt of court punishable by an

2 additional $500 fine and 25 days in the Clark County
3 Detention Center.
4 Do you understand this admonition?
5 THE WITNESS: Yes, I understand.
6 THE FOREPERSON: Thank you. You're
7 excused.
8 THE WITNESS: Thank you.
9 MR. HAMNER: We're going to call Dr.
10 Leonardo Roquero next.
11 THE FOREPERSON: Please raise your right
12 hand.
13 You do solemnly swear that the testimony
14 that you're about to give upon the investigation now
15 pending before this Grand Jury shall be the truth, the
16 whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
17 THE WITNESS: I do.
18 THE FOREPERSON: Please be seated.
19 THE WITNESS: Thank you.
20 THE FOREPERSON: You're advised that you're
21 here today to give testimony in the investigation
22 pertaining to the offense of murder with use of a deadly
23 weapon involving Cristina Moya.
24 Do you understand this advisement?
25 THE WITNESS: Yes, sir.
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1 THE FOREPERSON: Please state your first

2 and last name and spell both slowly for the record.
3 THE WITNESS: Sure. My name is Leonardo
4 Roquero, L-E-O-N-A-R-D-O R-O-Q-U-E-R-O.
5 THE FOREPERSON: Thank you.
6 THE WITNESS: Thank you.
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8 LEONARDO ROQUERO,

9 having been first duly sworn by the Foreperson of the

10 Grand Jury to testify to the truth, the whole truth

11 and nothing but the truth, testified as follows:

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13 EXAMINATION

14 BY MR. HAMNER:
15 Q Good afternoon, sir. Could you tell the
16 Grand Jury what you do for a living?
17 A Good afternoon. I work as a medical
18 examiner at the Clark County Office of the Coroner
19 Medical Examiner.
20 Q Okay. And what's your official position
21 there?
22 A Medical examiner.
23 Q How long have you been doing that line of
24 work?
25 A Twenty-three months now.
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1 Q With Clark County; is that correct?

2 A Correct.
3 Q Did you perform any other medical examiner
4 work in any other jurisdictions?
5 A Yes.
6 Q Where was that?
7 A Previously I worked in Detroit at the Wade
8 County Medical Examiner's office.
9 Q How long were you there for?
10 A Two years.
11 Q And if you could, could you just explain to
12 the Grand Jury what's the responsibility of a medical
13 examiner?
14 A Sure. The medical examiner is a doctor who
15 performs examination of a dead body to determine the
16 cause and manner of death.
17 Q I would like to turn your attention to an
18 individual by the name of Martin Moises Velazquez. Did
19 you conduct an autopsy on this individual?
20 A Yes.
21 Q Okay. Was this a little two-year-old boy?
22 A Correct.
23 Q Okay. Now, if you could just briefly
24 explain just generally I guess how an autopsy goes. Do
25 you start from the outside, the inside? How does it
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1 kind of work if you could explain that?

2 A Sure. An autopsy starts with an external
3 examination wherein the body, I examine the body
4 externally in terms of what I saw from the outside and
5 this is followed by internal examination of the organs
6 of the chest, abdomen, head as well as the extremities.
7 Q And then is there a next stage after that?
8 A That's it.
9 Q Okay. Now, did you make a determination as
10 to the cause and manner of death with respect to Martin?
11 A Yes.
12 Q Okay. What was the cause of death in this
13 case?
14 A Multiple injuries.
15 Q Could you be a little more specific? What
16 injuries, what findings did you make with respect to
17 those injuries?
18 A Sure. Multiple injuries namely smothering
19 and incised wounds.
20 Q Okay. Did you make a determination as to
21 the manner of death?
22 A Yes.
23 Q Okay. And what was that?
24 A Homicide.
25 Q Okay. So when you use the term, let's talk
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1 about these causes of death, let's first talk about

2 smothering. What do you mean by that?
3 A Smothering is a form of asphyxia wherein
4 the nose and mouth are mechanically obstructed.
5 Q Okay. And when you say asphyxia, what do
6 you mean?
7 A Asphyxia, it means breathlessness. It
8 means that the oxygen, there is an obstruction on the
9 body that deplete the body from utilizing oxygen.
10 Q Okay. So it essentially kind of cuts off
11 oxygen to other parts of the body?
12 A Correct.
13 Q Including the brain?
14 A That is correct.
15 Q And when you say mechanically, what do you
16 mean by that word?
17 A It means that there is an outward or an
18 outer element that is obstructing the nose and the mouth
19 in smothering.
20 Q So that could be an object or a hand or
21 anything of that nature potentially, something to kind
22 of prevent maybe the nose or mouth from getting air, is
23 that what you're trying to say?
24 A That is correct.
25 Q Okay. Now, did you notice anything
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1 externally on Martin that led to this finding that

2 smothering or asphyxia was one of the causes of this
3 child's death?
4 A Yes.
5 Q What sort of things did you notice?
6 A There were cluster of abrasions which are
7 in different shapes. They come in linear, curvilinear
8 as well as irregular abrasions on the nose along with
9 innumerous pinpoint hemorrhages on the face, in the
10 eyes, in the mouth, mucosa of the lips as well as in the
11 surface of the skull.
12 Q Okay. So let me show you what's been
13 marked as Exhibit 4. What is a curvilinear mark versus
14 a linear mark?
15 A Sure. A linear mark is basically a line.
16 A curvilinear mark is basically a curved line.
17 Q And then you mentioned there may have been
18 some irregular marks, so maybe it's not a curve, it's
19 not a line but something even more different than that?
20 A That is correct.
21 Q Okay. I want to show you Exhibit 4. Do
22 you see some of those linear marks on this photograph?
23 A Yes.
24 Q Okay. And where are they located?
25 A So what I receive is a photograph of the
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1 face of 19-1059 which shows the linear mark present on

2 the portion of the nose of the center, and this is the
3 extent of the photo that can show me.
4 Q Do you see some marks on either side on the
5 outer parts of the nose as well?
6 A That is correct.
7 Q And these were additional marks that
8 contributed to your determination that this was an act
9 of smothering, or at least that's part of the cause of
10 death?
11 A Right, not contributed but indicative of
12 smothering.
13 Q Okay. So let me at least publish this for
14 the jury. I'm going to publish what's marked as
15 Exhibit 4. And when you were saying 19-1059, that's the
16 case number for this particular autopsy; is that
17 correct?
18 A Correct.
19 Q Okay. But when we're saying that, you're
20 really talking about Martin who we see here in
21 Exhibit 2?
22 A That is correct.
23 Q I'm sorry, Exhibit --
24 A 4.
25 Q Exhibit 4, sorry. And why don't you come
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1 up here and at least, can you kind of indicate, if you

2 could stand and if you just put your finger on those
3 areas where -- or you can just point on the photograph
4 where you were seeing areas of these marks that were
5 leading to your finding of smothering.
6 A Sure. What we are looking at the monitor
7 again is Exhibit 4 of 19-1059, the face of Mr. Martin
8 Velazquez. The abrasions that was found on the nose
9 include this abrasion as well as on the side of the
10 nose.
11 Q So there appears, and for the record there
12 appears to be an abrasion on kind of the bridge of the
13 nose, there appears to be an abrasion on the right side
14 of the nostril as well as on the left side of the
15 nostril; is that correct?
16 A That is correct.
17 Q But you also made some findings that there
18 were some hemorrhages. Were those petechial
19 hemorrhages?
20 A That is correct.
21 Q Okay. And what is that kind of indicative
22 of, petechial hemorrhages?
23 A Petechial hemorrhage indicates or pertains
24 to increase in intravascular pressure. And this
25 intravascular pressure can lead to rupture of these
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1 vessels and show or revealing on examination as

2 petechial hemorrhages.
3 Q So if I'm hearing you correctly, if some
4 pressure is being applied it can literally cause little
5 vessels to burst?
6 A That is correct.
7 Q Okay. And then those marks kind of rise to
8 the surface and you can see them from an external --
9 they can be seen externally; is that correct?
10 A Correct.
11 Q You can also have hemorrhages internally as
12 well I would imagine as well; is that correct?
13 A Right.
14 Q Okay. And if you could, remind us again,
15 where were some of the areas of the body where you were
16 seeing these petechial hemorrhages.
17 A The petechial hemorrhages are seen on the
18 face, in the eyes, mucosa of the lips as well as on the
19 surface of the skull.
20 Q Okay. You mentioned there were incised
21 wounds; is that correct? That was another one of your
22 findings as to the cause of death in this case?
23 A That is correct.
24 Q Could you just tell the jury what an
25 incised wound is? What does that word incised mean?
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1 A Sure. An incised wound is a sharp force

2 injury wherein the injury is made by a sharp object like
3 a knife. Commonly in layman's term incised wound is a
4 cut.
5 Q Okay. So where are you seeing these
6 incised wounds on Martin?
7 A There were four incised wounds found. When
8 I examined the body of Mr. Velazquez, those incised
9 wounds were two on the front of the right wrist and two
10 in front of the left wrist.
11 Q Okay. And let me just ask you. I know you
12 used the word front, but are they being found kind of on
13 this underneath side here or are they being found here?
14 I don't know if you need a picture to help refresh your
15 memory but do you remember?
16 A Sure. Yes, I do. The front is when the
17 palm is positioned outward. So it is the front of the
18 right wrist.
19 Q Okay. So if we're holding our hands up to
20 the sky, the portion of the wrist below the hand, as
21 you're describing, that's the front when you were using
22 the term front; is that correct?
23 A That is correct.
24 Q Okay. And so if you put your palms down,
25 that's the back part of the wrist in terms of -- that
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1 you were using, correct?

2 A That is correct.
3 Q And you were saying there were two on each
4 arm; is that correct?
5 A Correct.
6 Q Located at the wrist?
7 A Correct.
8 Q All right. I'm going to show you what's
9 been marked as Exhibit 3. What are we looking at here?
10 A So I receive a photo labeled as Exhibit 3
11 with a case 19-1059. We are looking at the body of
12 Mr. Velazquez on the back showing the back portion of
13 the head, the back, the buttocks, the upper extremities
14 and a portion of the lower extremities.
15 Q Okay. And I'm going to publish this.
16 Publishing 3. Can you see the two incised wounds on the
17 right wrist as well as the two incised wounds on the
18 left wrist in this photograph?
19 A Yes.
20 Q And just for clarification, these
21 discolorations here on kind of the back and there's even
22 some on one of the arms here, maybe a little bit over
23 here, is that essentially just kind of pooling of blood,
24 lividity, is that kind of what we're looking at there?
25 A That is correct.
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1 Q And to be clear, could you just explain to

2 the Grand Jury what is lividity?
3 A Lividity is basically a pooling of blood.
4 Whenever the body is in that position the blood will
5 pool in and we can see the redness of the skin.
6 Q But looking at these wrists here, and for
7 the record I'm pointing to the two arms, those are the
8 two areas where the four wounds are; is that correct?
9 A That is correct.
10 MR. HAMNER: I have no further questions
11 for this witness. Does the Grand Jury have any
12 questions for this witness?
13 BY A JUROR:
14 Q What was the cause of death?
15 A Multiple injuries.
16 Q So it wasn't smothering and it wasn't the
17 cut wrists?
18 A Both.
19 BY MR. HAMNER:
20 Q And let me follow up on that. When you say
21 multiple injuries, you're talking one of those injuries
22 is smothering; is that correct?
23 A Correct.
24 Q And one of the other is the collection of
25 incised wounds that are on these wrists; is that
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1 correct?
2 A That is correct.
3 Q So when you use the term multiple, you're
4 talking about smothering as well as the slices to both
5 wrists to this little boy?
6 A That is correct.
7 MR. HAMNER: Any other questions?
8 BY A JUROR:
9 Q Did you have an estimated time of death?
10 A No.
11 Q A date?
12 BY MR. HAMNER:
13 Q Just as a little follow-up. Doctor, when
14 the body comes to you, you're not making the call as to
15 a time of death; is that correct?
16 A That is correct.
17 Q Okay. So that's sometimes usually done by
18 maybe a coroner investigator, maybe if a body's at a
19 hospital and they expire at a hospital they maybe make a
20 determination; is that correct?
21 A That is correct.
22 Q Is your focus kind of really focusing on
23 what caused this particular person to die and what is
24 the manner that this particular person died?
25 A That is correct.
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1 MR. HAMNER: Any other questions for this

2 witness?
3 THE FOREPERSON: Seeing no additional
4 questions.
5 By law these proceedings are secret and you
6 are prohibited from disclosing to anyone anything that
7 transpired before us including any evidence presented to
8 the Grand Jury, any event occurring or a statement made
9 in the presence of the Grand Jury or any information
10 obtained by the Grand Jury.
11 Failure to comply with this admonition is a
12 gross misdemeanor punishable up to 364 days in the Clark
13 County Detention Center and a $2,000 fine. In addition
14 you may be held in contempt of court punishable by an
15 additional $500 fine and 25 days in the Clark County
16 Detention Center.
17 Do you understand this admonition?
18 THE WITNESS: Yes, I do.
19 THE FOREPERSON: Thank you. You're
20 excused.
21 THE WITNESS: Thank you.
22 MR. HAMNER: The State's going to call
23 Detective Phil DePalma.
24 THE FOREPERSON: Please raise your right
25 hand.
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1 You do solemnly swear that the testimony

2 that you're about to give upon the investigation now
3 pending before this Grand Jury shall be the truth, the
4 whole truth, and nothing but the truth, so help you God?
5 THE WITNESS: I do.
6 THE FOREPERSON: Please be seated.
7 THE WITNESS: Thank you.
8 THE FOREPERSON: You're advised that you're
9 here today to give testimony in the investigation
10 pertaining to the offense of murder with use of a deadly
11 weapon involving Cristina Moya.
12 Do you understand this advisement?
13 THE WITNESS: Yes, I do.
14 THE FOREPERSON: Please state your first
15 and last name and spell both slowly for the record.
16 MR. HAMNER: Philip DePalma, P-H-I-L-I-P
17 D-E-P-A-L-M-A.
18 THE FOREPERSON: Thank you.
19 THE WITNESS: You're welcome.
20
21 PHILIP DEPALMA,

22 having been first duly sworn by the Foreperson of the

23 Grand Jury to testify to the truth, the whole truth

24 and nothing but the truth, testified as follows:

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1 EXAMINATION

2 BY MR. HAMNER:
3 Q Sir, what do you do for a living?
4 A I'm a detective with the Las Vegas
5 Metropolitan Police Department.
6 Q What division are you assigned to?
7 A In the homicide division.
8 Q How long have you been with homicide?
9 A Approximately a year and seven months.
10 Q Okay. Prior to that where were you working
11 out of, what division?
12 A I worked in several detective spots
13 including the child abuse and neglect, robbery, violent
14 crimes, sexual assault.
15 Q Okay. I want to talk about an individual
16 by the name of Cristina Moya. Are you familiar with
17 this individual?
18 A Yes, I am.
19 Q Were you assigned to be the lead
20 investigator in a case involving a two-year-old boy by
21 the name of Martin Velazquez?
22 A Yes, I was.
23 Q Based upon your investigation, what was
24 Cristina's relationship to Martin?
25 A Cristina was the biological mother of
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1 Martin.
2 Q Now, Martin died on February 25th, 2019; is
3 that correct?
4 A Yes.
5 Q Is that when you became assigned to the
6 case?
7 A Yes.
8 Q Now, I know you and your partner probably
9 did a variety of things in your investigation, but I
10 kind of want to drill in on one thing in particular. At
11 some point do you conduct an interview with Miss Moya?
12 A Yes, I did.
13 Q Did that occur on February 27th, 2019, here
14 in Clark County, Nevada?
15 A Yes.
16 Q Where did that interview take place?
17 A At Sunrise Hospital.
18 Q Was she being treated for injuries that she
19 had sustained previous relating to the 25th of February
20 of that year?
21 A Yes.
22 Q Okay. Now, when you went in for this
23 interview did you read her her Miranda rights?
24 A Yes, we did.
25 Q Okay. Did she indicate that she understood
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1 those rights?
2 A Yes, she did.
3 Q Did she indicate to you that she was
4 willing to speak with you?
5 A Yes.
6 Q Okay. I want to just cover a couple of
7 topics. Did you and her discuss the status of her
8 relationship with Oscar, Martin's father, around the
9 time of February 25th, 2019?
10 A Yes, she did.
11 Q Okay. Where they together at that point
12 according to her?
13 A No, they were not.
14 Q Did she indicate that breakup was upsetting
15 to her?
16 A Yes, she did.
17 Q Okay. Did she explain to you that whether
18 or not Oscar was still living at their residence at 8668
19 Manalang Street in Clark County, Nevada as of
20 February 25th, 2019?
21 A She did tell us the status and he was no
22 longer living there.
23 Q According to her did he want any contact
24 with her?
25 A No, he did not.
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1 Q Okay. What was the limitation as to what

2 he wanted to kind of talk to her about, if anything?
3 A So when she tried reaching out to Oscar he
4 responded back to her by texting saying I don't want
5 anything to do with you, if we need to communicate it's
6 going to be about Martin and that's it.
7 MR. HAMNER: And that statement, ladies and
8 gentlemen, I don't want you to consider that statement
9 from Oscar for the truth of the matter but more how it
10 affected Cristina.
11 BY MR. HAMNER:
12 Q Did she express that that kind of was
13 upsetting to her, that she --
14 A Yeah, she --
15 Q Go ahead.
16 A She was devastated by that. She did not
17 want to break up with him although they had what she
18 explained was a rocky relationship to begin with, but
19 that alone, she was already upset but that alone, you
20 know, made her even more upset.
21 Q And to be clear it was Oscar who was the
22 one who wanted to leave the relationship?
23 A Correct.
24 Q Based upon your interview with Cristina?
25 A Correct.
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1 Q Now, maybe the day prior to that, what does

2 she tell you she's going to decide to do? What does she
3 want to do in light of the fact, you know, this is kind
4 of where things are, what does she tell you she kind of
5 wants to do maybe with respect to herself first?
6 A She wanted to kill herself.
7 Q And what did she tell you she wanted to do
8 with respect to Martin?
9 A She wanted Martin to go with her.
10 Q Okay. And what did she say in relation to
11 that?
12 A She said he belonged with me and I could
13 not live without him and, you know, she did not want
14 anyone else raising her child or be with her child. And
15 with respect to herself, with killing herself, she felt
16 that she, that Martin belonged with her and he was going
17 to go with her.
18 Q Okay. So where does she kind of hang out
19 or stay as she's contemplating these things?
20 A So she was up in her room that she was
21 allowed to -- it was at her aunt's house and it wasn't
22 like a rental room, her aunt allowed her to stay in the
23 room with Oscar and Martin. They were in between
24 residences.
25 Q Okay.
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1 A So Oscar lived there at one point and then

2 he moved out and she remained in that room with Martin
3 and herself.
4 Q So in the day kind of prior to
5 February 25th, 2019, does she leave the door open or
6 locked?
7 A A day or two before, I'm not certain if she
8 locked the door the entire time because Martin was
9 picked up at one point a couple days before, brought
10 back on a Friday and then picked back up on Friday
11 night. So during that time I don't know if the door
12 was, if she was shut by herself, but when Martin did
13 come back on the weekend, I believe it was a Saturday
14 night around 7:00 p.m. from what she told me or what
15 Oscar told in his interview, around that time she did
16 shut the door and she locked the door.
17 Q Well, and I don't want to focus on things
18 Oscar told you for a second. Did she indicate at some
19 point that she did lock the door to the room?
20 A I don't remember if she said she actually
21 locked it but she was inside the room with her and
22 Martin she did say by themselves.
23 Q And let me -- would it help to maybe
24 refresh your memory if you had a chance to see a portion
25 of your officer's report?
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1 A Absolutely.
2 Q Just for the record I'm referring to page
3 18. Start here and just read silently and read to that
4 sentence.
5 A Okay.
6 Q Does that help kind of refresh your memory?
7 A Yes.
8 Q At least with respect to by Sunday does she
9 give any indication as to whether or not her bedroom
10 door was locked?
11 A Yes, she did.
12 Q And who's inside the bedroom door with her?
13 A Martin.
14 Q Does she ever express to you whether or not
15 anyone tried to like talk to her, maybe get her to come
16 out of the room?
17 A Yes.
18 Q What does she say about that?
19 A Family members asked if she was hungry.
20 She said no. They were going to offer her some chicken
21 tacos the family was making. She said she wasn't hungry
22 and that Martin was not feeling well.
23 Q Okay. Does she ever talk about ever
24 leaving the room at any point in time?
25 A Yes, she did.
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1 Q Tell us what she says about that.

2 A So she went downstairs to get a knife, a
3 kitchen knife, and she went downstairs and a couple of
4 her uncles were apparently watching some T.V. She made
5 believe she was getting something to eat and she took
6 one of the kitchen knives from the kitchen and went back
7 upstairs. It was one knife.
8 Q When she got upstairs with the one knife,
9 what did she decide to do with it at that point?
10 A She wanted to test it out to see how sharp
11 it was.
12 Q How did she explain to you that she did
13 that?
14 A She explained that she cut the foot of the
15 bed or the mattress and it didn't cut so it was too dull
16 for her.
17 Q Okay. So what did she decide to do at that
18 point?
19 A She decided -- she went back downstairs and
20 grabbed an additional several knives, I believe it was
21 four, or a total of four knives total.
22 Q Would it help refresh your memory --
23 A Yes.
24 Q Again referring to that page 18.
25 A Yes, so she grabbed an additional three to
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1 make it a total of four and she went back upstairs and

2 back into the room.
3 Q Now, at that point does she indicate that
4 she gives anything to her son at that point?
5 A Yes, she gave her son child or children
6 Motrin, children's Motrin, liquid form.
7 Q So she's giving her child Motrin. And does
8 she mention noticing anything about him after giving him
9 the Motrin?
10 A Yeah, he kept asking for water. She kept
11 feeding him water and he finished the bottle of Motrin
12 and he started to dose off like he was going to sleep.
13 Q After Martin doses off, what does Cristina
14 tell you? What does she say she does next?
15 A She cut him on the wrist.
16 Q Okay. And what does she say is Martin's
17 reaction to that?
18 A He let out a scream or attempted to let out
19 a scream.
20 Q How did she say she responded?
21 A She took the nearest thing which was a
22 blanket, several blankets on the bed, but she grabbed
23 the blanket, a portion of it, and covered his mouth with
24 it so he couldn't make any noise.
25 Q How long does she describe that she does
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1 this or what --
2 A Until he stopped. Until he didn't let out
3 anymore noise.
4 Q Okay. What does she then say she did next?
5 A At that point she cut herself.
6 Q Okay. Where did she cut herself?
7 A On the wrist.
8 Q And what does she say she did next?
9 A And then she cut him an additional time and
10 then cut herself again.
11 Q And where was she cutting Martin according
12 to her?
13 A On the wrist. On the other wrist.
14 Q On the other wrist?
15 A Yes.
16 Q Okay. And this all happened in that house
17 at 8668 Manalang Road here in Clark County, Nevada?
18 A Yes.
19 Q And that was on -- is that a Sunday on
20 September (sic) 25th, 2019?
21 A Yes.
22 Q Okay.
23 I have no further questions for this
24 witness. Does the Grand Jury have any questions for
25 this witness?
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1 BY A JUROR:
2 Q How long, I don't recall hearing, how long
3 the child was dead before it was discovered that this
4 had happened?
5 A Well, that's where we don't know exactly
6 how long Martin had been deceased before the door was
7 knocked down and the police arrived and the paramedics
8 got there as well. So they could not determine how long
9 he had been gone.
10 Q Okay.
11 MR. HAMNER: Any other questions?
12 THE FOREPERSON: Seeing no additional
13 questions.
14 By law these proceedings are secret and you
15 are prohibited from disclosing to anyone anything that
16 transpired before us including any evidence presented to
17 the Grand Jury, any event occurring or a statement made
18 in the presence of the Grand Jury or any information
19 obtained by the Grand Jury.
20 Failure to comply with this admonition is a
21 gross misdemeanor punishable up to 364 days in the Clark
22 County Detention Center and a $2,000 fine. In addition
23 you may be held in contempt of court punishable by an
24 additional $500 fine and 25 days in the Clark County
25 Detention Center.
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1 Do you understand this admonition?

2 THE WITNESS: Yes, I do, sir.
3 THE FOREPERSON: Thank you. You're
4 excused.
5 THE WITNESS: Thank you.
6 MR. HAMNER: Okay. At this time that
7 concludes the State's presentation of the evidence. You
8 guys may deliberate. Thank you.
9 (At this time, all persons, except the

10 members of the Grand Jury, exited the room at 1:45 and

11 returned at 1:46.)

12 THE FOREPERSON: Mr. District Attorney, by

13 a vote of 12 or more Grand Jurors a true bill has been
14 returned against the defendant Cristina Moya charging
15 the crime of murder with use of a deadly weapon in Grand
16 Jury case number 18CGJ073X.
17 We instruct you to prepare an Indictment in
18 conformance with the proposed Indictment previously
19 submitted to us.
20 MR. HAMNER: Thank you very much. I
21 appreciate it. Thanks, everyone.
22 (Proceedings concluded.)

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1 REPORTER'S CERTIFICATE

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3 STATE OF NEVADA )
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6 I, Donna J. McCord, C.C.R. 337, do hereby

7 certify that I took down in Shorthand (Stenotype) all of

8 the proceedings had in the before-entitled matter at the

9 time and place indicated and thereafter said shorthand

10 notes were transcribed at and under my direction and

11 supervision and that the foregoing transcript

12 constitutes a full, true, and accurate record of the

13 proceedings had.

14 Dated at Las Vegas, Nevada,

15 May 13, 2019.

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1 AFFIRMATION

2 Pursuant to NRS 239B.030

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4 The undersigned does hereby affirm that the preceding

5 TRANSCRIPT filed in GRAND JURY CASE NUMBER 18CGJ073X:

6
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8 X Does not contain the social security number of any

9 person,

10 -OR-

11 Contains the social security number of a person as

12 required by:

13 A. A specific state or federal law, to-wit:

NRS 656.250.
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15 B. For the administration of a public program

or for an application for a federal or
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