“You thought you stole my life from me,” she said in court while Edwin did nothing but stare at a wall. And she made sure to tell Edwin that much herself during his 2019 sentencing for her kidnapping and carjacking case. Where Is Aundreah Elizabeth Maes Now? Image Credit: Aundreah Elizabeth Maes / FacebookĪundreah Elizabeth Maes, despite everything that she has been through, seems to be doing really well.
Subsequently, he demanded that Aundreah upload that clip on her Facebook profile with the caption “Murderer on the loose and kidnapped.” She did as asked, but not before changing the viewing settings to “only me.” Thankfully, in just a little while, the police finally caught up with them, and when it was determined that Aundreah was a victim as well, she was let go. While speeding down a highway in California, he took her cell phone and recorded a short video of himself, confessing to all his crimes and asking the police not to kill him. However, no matter what, Edwin did not harm Aundreah, nor did he let her go. There, when Edwin shot a man in the abdomen, Aundreah realized that there was a real possibility that she, too, might end up in a ditch somewhere. Aundreah’s Volvo broke down in Yreka, so the two of them went to a motel nearby to steal another car. He kept shouting at her until she put her car in drive and then instructed her to leave Salem, Oregon, and take the route to California. Later Tuesday, Lara was charged in Bend, Oregon, with one count of murder in the killing of Sawyer, Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel told a news conference.On July 25, 2016, Aundreah Elizabeth Maes was sitting in her car in a parking lot, uploading a picture of herself on social media, when Edwin Lara slipped in through her passenger-side door and pointed his wife’s 9 mm gun directly to her face. "We're a small department and stretched beyond our resources right now." "We have got crime scenes at a motel, a gas station and in Red Bluff more than 100 miles away," Bowles said. The woman's family told the station that Lara had kidnapped her. But charges against Maes were dropped after police determined she was a victim, reports CBS affiliate KOIN. Lara and Maes were booked into jail on charges including attempted murder, kidnapping, carjacking and burglary, Yreka's police department said in a statement. A 19-year-old Salem, Oregon woman, Aundreah Elizabeth Maes, was also in the car and was arrested, Yreka police said. Police from the nearby town of Corning joined in before Lara pulled over and was arrested.
The mother and sons were later dropped off at a rest stop.Ī California Highway Patrol Officer later saw a car speeding on the interstate about 100 miles away and tried to pull it over, the highway patrol said in a statement. "The man had come out of the gas station to see his dog running around and his car gone," Yreka Police Chief Brian Bowles told The Associated Press.īowles said Lara forced one of the man's sons to drive at gunpoint. Five minutes after police got the call about the shooting, another man phoned in from a gas station, saying his car had been taken with his wife and two sons still inside.
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