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Personal Information

Photo
Surname
Sanchez
Given Name
Victor Cruz
Alternative Name
Chuckie
Photo After Aging (Age Progression)
Status
Missing

Demographics

Date of Birth
January 1, 1984
Birthplace
Age
25
Age Group
20s
Age as of Today
39
Gender
Male
Hair Color
Black
Eye Color
Brown
Height (ft'in")
5'3
Height (cm)
160
Height Range
5'0" - 5'6"
Weight (lbs)
200
Weight (kg)
90.7
Weight Range in Pounds
200-210
Build
Ethnicity
Hispanic
Distinguishing Characteristics
Dental Work, Mustache
Photo of Distinguishing Feature
Medical
He had two gold front teeth
Physical Abnormality
Tattoos
Tattoo Location
Tattoo Theme
Tattoo Subject
Scars & Other Marks
Piercings
Shoe Size
Nationality
Languages Spoken

Possessions

Clothing (Key Word)
Clothing (Full Description)
Possessions / Accessories
Photo of Clothing or Accessories

Location

Address
City
Abbeville
Province or State
Alabama
Country
United States
Postal Code
36310
Latitude
31.566
Longitude
-85.3358

Circumstances

Date of Disappearance
March 23, 2009
Notes
Sanchez was reported missing when he failed to appear at work where he was a contract laborer doing odd jobs. His vehicle was found at his home alongside signs of a struggle. A week later, four individuals were charged with his homicide including his wife, Jessica Lynn Wilson, her brother, Robert Lee Burns, her mother, Tamara Lynn Burns, and Victor Manuel Solorzano. They were accused of beating and stabbing Sanchez in the yard of his residence at approximately midnight on March 23, with his body buried somewhere nearby. Jessica, Rovert, and Victor were found guilty of murder and Tamara was found guilty of conspiracy to committ murder. Police have said they believe robbery was the motive and that the crime was premeditated. Robert and Victor Solorzano both fled to Mexico but Robert was later arrested and brought back in April 2009. It is possible he is buried in a sod field where Solorzano was working at the time.
Location of the Disappearance or Crime Scene
Potential Circumstances
During a Crime, Familicide, Robbery or Theft
Vehicle
License Plate
Photo of Vehicle
Suspect
Multiple Persons
Suspect Description
His wife Jessica Wilson, his mother-in-law Tamara Burns, his brother-in-law Robert Burns, and Victor Solorzano were all charged with the murder of Victor Sanchez. Solorzano fled back to Mexico but may have helped bury Victor Sanchez on the sod farm where
Photo of Suspect

Recovered Remains

Date of Recovery
Time of Death
Cause of Death
Description of Recovery
Recovery of Remains
Tested Against (No Match)

Further Details

In-Depth Case Overview:
Map of Key Locations
Relevant Media
See Also
Notice URL
charleyproject.org/case/victor-cruz-sanchez
Poster(s)
Other Photos
Case File Photos

Contact Police

Contact Agency
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
Contact Police (Email)
Contact Police (Phone)
(855) 835-5324
Contact Police (Local)
911
Contact Police (Website)
tips.fbi.gov/contact
Alternative Contact
Crime Stoppers: https://www.crimestoppersusa.org/programs/locate-a-program or try ICMP: icmp@icmp.intNCMEC: (800) 843-5678

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