Who Was Gina Gonzalez Family? Death & Murder- What Happened To Them?

Raul Flores and Brisenia Ylianna, who were killed in Arizona in 2009, are related to Gina Gonzalez. Investigation Discovery also talked about them and their case.

On May 30, 2009, in Arivaca, Arizona, Raul Flores Jr., who was 29 years old, and his 9-year-old daughter Brisenia Ylianna Flores were killed when someone broke into their home.

The people who did it were Shawna Forde, Jason Eugene Bush, and Albert Gaxiola. They were all members of Shawna Forde’s vigilante group, Minutemen American Defense (MAD).

Gina Gonzalez, who was the wife and mother of one of the people who died, shot at the intruders and hurt Bush, but she was able to get away from the attack.

Who Was Gina Gonzalez Family?

Gina Gonzalez’s family included her husband, Raul Flores, and her daughter, Brisenia. She was in the house when the shooting happened and was shot three times.

She played dead, but she was still alive. When the people who broke into her house ran away, Gonzalez called 9-1-1 and grabbed her husband’s revolver.

When the thieves came back to the house, Gonzalez was on the phone. Gonzalez opened fire on them, and Bush was hit in the leg.

After killing, the killers ran away. Gonzalez said that the people who hurt him were two men and a white woman. She said that Bush was the killer who killed her husband and two kids.

The day after the murders, MAD member Chuck Stonex took care of Bush’s leg. Stonex later gave a statement at the trial for the defense.

Albert Robert Gaxiola of Arivaca, Arizona, is thought to have told the M.A.D. about drug use in the area.

Info On Gina Gonzalez Death And Murder Case

Gina Gonzalez did everything she could to get justice for her daughter and husband after they were found guilty of murder and sentenced to die.

Brisenia was in the third grade at the Sopori Elementary School in Amado, Arizona, when she died. At the time of the incident, the Flores’ 12-year-old daughter was at her grandmother’s house in Sahuarita.

Angie Thomas says that the jury took a long time to decide that Forde should be put to death. A picture of Brisenia that was shown during the trial had a big effect on the decision.

Gonzalez said that her daughter was shot in the head as she begged for her life. Albert Gaxiola, Forde, and Bush were all found to be responsible for the murders.

In 2011, all three killers were found guilty of murder. Gaxiola got a sentence of life in prison without the chance of getting out, while Forde and Bush got the death penalty.

In the first story of the episode “Death Knock” of the Investigation Discovery show Deadly Women, “Death Knock,” the case was talked about. In keeping with the name of the show, the story is told from Forde’s point of view.

Also, read about Corbin Henderson’s death and what happened to him in his obituary.

How did Gina Gonzalez get hurt?

Shawna Forde and her accomplices pretended to be police officers looking for fugitives when they broke into Gina Gonzalez’s house.

The suspects thought they would find money and drugs that could be used to pay for Forde’s Minutemen American Defense (MAD), a vigilante group of nativists who patrolled the Arizona-Mexico border.

When the invaders didn’t find any drugs, they took some cheap jewelry and killed Raul Flores Jr., 29, and his nine-year-old daughter, Brisenia Ylianna Flores.

After he got out of prison in 2003, Jason Eugene Bush moved to Sandpoint, Idaho, and stayed there until 2007. He may have had something to do with two more murders in 1997.

Forde talked to the police more than once before he was arrested for the double murder. Documents from the court show that she spent time in juvenile detention centers after getting caught stealing, breaking into homes, and prostitution many times.