Police Officer
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first heard Nov 2024
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She was found in the bed. almost in a sitting position, I guess you could say.
No wounds, but we did see some bruising around her neck. And as you got in closer, you could actually see a particular hemorrhages in her face. So we assumed it was manual strangulation.
They did find a note, a handwritten note. It was in Spanish. The note translated, I'm really sorry about this. I never felt I could be capable of doing this, Father. I'll see you soon. I'm sorry this is stupid. I'm sorry. At that point, I am fairly confident that we have a homicide investigation. Orlando's our person of interest. We have to find him, we have to talk to him.
And members of the Binghamton police were in contact with Haley's family to let them know.
Throughout this process, the investigation, we had a lot of people that wanted to cooperate and offer information. So there was a lot of interviews that were conducted of associates of Haley and Orlando. The information that came forward was that Orlando was obsessed with Haley and jealous if she was with other people. We picked up information of Haley's car tires getting slashed.
At this point, crime scene detectives, they complete their processing of the scene. An autopsy is scheduled through a forensic pathologist the following day. Haley's death is ruled a homicide by manual strangulation.
My focus was, my staff's focus was, we gotta find Orlando. We have information Orlando's sister had originally contacted Binghamton University Police the morning of March 9th to say that she had received an alarming text message from her brother Orlando. And this is before. Haley has been found deceased.
In that message, he had made statements that he was a failure, that he left his car at JFK Airport. And Binghamton University Police contacted us. I reach out to some law enforcement partners at that point, specifically the local FBI agent, to say, can you check to see if he has boarded a plane? And I was notified that Orlando had boarded a flight to Nicaragua.
And Orlando was no longer in the United States. We've had suspects flee on us before, whether it be to New York City or Florida. In my 24 years, this is the first time that I've ever dealt with a case where we've had a suspect flee the country.
Flight is, in my mind, in my experience, is a pretty clear sign of guilt.
Orlando fled the United States, but we had to still move forward. At that point, I was confident he's the guy that we want, but now my staff had to collect the evidence to prove that he's the guy that we wanted.
We retrieved video from the residence at 23 Oak Street, and basically we're going to track every move that we can, whether through video, credit cards, whatever we can do to kind of follow Orlando's movements. Upon reviewing the video from 23 Oak Street, Orlando was seen leaving his residence at 23 Oak Street around 2.30 in the morning.
on the 8th, he returns at around 3.30 in the morning with Hallie. They're seen on video walking in together. The one thing that's important to note that after that 3.30 timestamp on the 8th, Hallie's never seen again. She's seen walking in, but she's never seen leaving the residence. Orlando, on the other hand, is seen numerous times coming and going from the home. At around
say 8.30 at night on the 8th, he's clearly packing his car with luggage and goes. That night, Haley is due to meet her friends at a poetry reading, and she never arrives to meet them.
again putting those pieces of the puzzle together it's reaffirming kind of what we knew but what greater power is than the video evidence of two people walking in and only one person walks out we actually sent guys down to jfk airport port authority police brought us over to the terminal
They were able to pick him up actually walking in to the terminal on security cameras. And immediately you saw the head bandage around his head. Pretty telltale because that kind of just confirmed what we thought from the scene about a possible attempted suicide. They were able to track him throughout the airport from the time he got there till the time he boarded the plane.
The death of Haley, that garnered national attention.
It was a high-profile case. So the Nicaraguan authorities, they located Orlando in Nicaragua, and they arrested him. 22-year-old Orlando Tercero was arrested in Nicaragua.
From there, it then becomes how to handle what turned into be an international incident.
He would be prosecuted in Nicaragua for the crime of femicide.
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