HAYWARD - A friend of the former high school of a student in nursing missing Northern California was arrested, suspected of murder, police said Wednesday.
Hayward police arrested Giselle Diwag Esteban in the death of 26 years, Michelle the, which was the last time he is left a hospital in the Bay area of San Francisco where she was a clinical rotation more than three months. She told her colleagues that she was going to his car and never returned, but its locked Honda SUV was found a few blocks away.
Police said they had found traces of blood by the inside of the SUV, as well as one of the shoes of Esteban. They said the 27-year-old Esteban had not worked since his arrest, on Wednesday morning, but that they hoped that it would eventually have lead them to body of the.
"The reality is, we are not Michelle." It is a piece that we will not close on up to what we find him, until its location is known, "the Lieutenant Roger Keener said at a press conference announcing the arrest." "The facts of some who, like how Michelle met its demise, cannot be known until Michelle is located."
Investigators named Esteban as a person of interest in June, interrogated and searched his apartment in the city of the Union. The two women were friends in high school of San Diego.
Esteban spoken San Francisco KGO television station - TV at the time that she hated the because she was friends with the father of the young daughter of Esteban. But, Esteban, said that it had nothing to do with the disappearance of.
Court records show that ex-boyfriend of Esteban, who had custody of their daughter, obtained a restraining order against her three days before the May 27 from the, according to KGO.
The authorities classified disappearance of as homicide this summer based on forensic evidence of vehicle, images of surveillance outside the hospital, the cell phone records and the evidence collected during the search warrants.
But members of the family of the offered a reward of $100,000 for his return, or for more information on his whereabouts and goings and conducted many research it, consequences of hope, it could be found alive.
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