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   The Brief   
   Surveillance footage led police to identify Byron Bautista, 38, as the suspect   
   in the brutal beating and murder of a 57-year-old grandmother outside a north   
   Minneapolis church.   
   Bautista was seen with the victim, Felisha Smith, on several cameras before   
   traffic cameras captured him carrying her near the crime scene.   
   Smith’s daughters, who don’t know Bautista, said their mother had a   
   traumatic brain injury and may have been sexually assaulted, though court   
   documents don’t confirm this.   
   Bautista is charged with second-degree murder and faces up to 40 years in   
   prison if convicted.   
   MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Surveillance cameras enabled police to stitch together   
   the final hours of the grandmother found brutally beaten to death outside a   
   north Minneapolis church in July, ultimately identifying her killer, according   
   to court documents.   
      
   Byron Bautista, 38, faces second-degree murder charges, according to court   
   filings.   
      
   Bautista was spotted on surveillance video with Felisha Smith, 57, near   
   Chicago Avenue and East Lake Street on July 13, police said. Surveillance   
   cameras then captured the pair exiting a bus about five miles away in north   
   Minneapolis, investigators said.    
   Traffic cameras later recorded Bautista carrying Smith near Spirit of the Lord   
   Church on Penn Avenue North, a block from the bus stop.   
      
   "This is traumatizing," said Bianca Harvey, Smith’s daughter. "I really   
   can't believe that he would do that to my mom."   
      
   Smith’s daughters said they don’t recognize Bautista and have no idea how   
   their mother connected with him.   
      
   Smith suffered a traumatic brain injury after a 2014 shooting, her daughters   
   said. She disappeared after she signed herself out of The Estates at Chateau,   
   a long-term care facility where she lived, they said.   
      
   Smith’s daughters said the medical examiner told them that their mother was   
   also sexually assaulted. Court documents don’t mention a sexual assault, but   
   said police found her body partially undressed.   
      
   It’s unclear why Smith boarded a bus to north Minneapolis.   
      
   If convicted, Bautista faces a 40-year prison sentence. But for Smith’s   
   daughters, that isn’t enough.   
      
   "If Minnesota had the death penalty, I wish that he would get that," said   
   Harvey.   
      
   Bautista will face a Hennepin County judge Monday afternoon. Smith’s   
   children plan to attend.   
      
   https://www.fox9.com/news/suspect-arrested-brutal-murder-grandmo   
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