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   The suspect in the murder of Iowa college student Mollie   
   Tibbetts is a 24-year-old illegal immigrant from Mexico who had   
   been living in the area for up to seven years, officials   
   revealed Tuesday.   
      
   Cristhian Bahena Rivera was apprehended more than a month after   
   the 20-year-old University of Iowa student disappeared, Rick   
   Rahn, special agent in charge with the Iowa Division of Criminal   
   Investigation, said during a news conference. Tibbetts was last   
   seen jogging on July 18 near Brooklyn, Iowa -- in Poweshiek   
   County, where Rivera lives.   
      
      
   A body believed to be Mollie Tibbetts was discovered earlier   
   Tuesday and Rivera led authorities to the location, Rahn said,   
   adding that her body was found hidden in a corn field beneath   
   several corn stalks.   
      
   Rivera was employed for the past four years at Yarrabee Farms, a   
   dairy farm, the company confirmed in a statement to The   
   Associated Press. The company said he was in good standing as a   
   worker and was shocked to learn of his alleged involvement in   
   Tibbetts' disappearance and murder.   
      
   The suspect told law enforcement he approached Tibbetts while   
   she was running, Rahn said.   
      
   “He actually tells us that he ran alongside of her or behind   
   her. And then at one point, he tells us that Mollie grabbed   
   ahold of her phone and says 'you need to leave me alone, I'm   
   gonna call the police,’” Rahn said of the interview. “And then   
   she took off running, he, in turn, chased her down. And then he   
   tells us that at some point in time he blacks out and then he   
   comes to near an intersection in which we believe he then placed   
   Mollie.”   
      
   Rivera revealed to investigators that he became angry when   
   Tibbetts took out her cell phone, according to court documents   
   obtained by The Associated Press. He told authorities that he   
   panicked and “blocked” his memory.   
      
   The suspect claimed he didn’t remember what happened next but   
   later realized that he’d put Tibbetts’ in his trunk after   
   finding an earpiece from headphones in his lap, the documents   
   said. He opened the trunk and noticed blood on the side of her   
   head.   
      
   Investigators said they believed the suspect had been in the   
   area for four to seven years.   
      
   “A first-degree murder charge was filed today in connection with   
   the disappearance of Mollie Tibbetts, who was last seen jogging   
   in Brooklyn, Iowa on July 18, 2018,” Rahn said. “A complaint and   
   affidavit names Cristhian Bahena Rivera, age 24, who resides in   
   rural Poweshiek County and he has been charged with murder in   
   the first degree.”   
      
   After Rivera’s arrest, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)   
   “lodged a detainer with the Poweshiek County Sheriff’s Office”   
   on the suspect, who was described as “an illegal alien from   
   Mexico,” the agency confirmed.   
      
   With the help of surveillance video obtained from someone living   
   in the area, law enforcement was able to identify a vehicle   
   belonging to the suspect, Rahn said. Investigators saw Tibbetts   
   on the video and realized that Rivera “was one of the last ones   
   to see Mollie running,” Rahn added.   
      
   https://www.foxnews.com/us/mollie-tibbetts-murder-suspect-   
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