Joliet man charged with murder

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19-year-old Joliet man is accused of killing a friend with a hammer in Homer Glen and abandoning the male's body in a vehicle, police said.

Thomas Lee Manion, of Eastern Joliet, is charged with four counts of first degree murder and one count of concealing a homicide, according to a Will County sheriff's statement.

Thomas was arrested 11 hours after sheriff deputies discovered the body of Oscar Garrido-Castro, 36, of Joliet, in the back seat of a 2004 GMC Envoy, the statement said.

The two men were "longtime acquaintances" and were together about 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Mora Builders, 12145 W. 159th St., in Homer Glen where Thomas is employed, the statement said.

The two men argued about mow much rock cocaine would be consumed, split between eachother, police said.

"The altercation escalated and Thomas struck Garrido-Castro in the head with a hammer and, then strangled him," the police statement said.

Thomas then allegedly drove the vehicle with Garrido-Castro in the back seat to the 1700 Block of Rosalind Avenue, west of Farrell Road, in Joliet Township.

After the vehicle was found, sheriff's investigators learned of the escalating situations between the two men after speaking with Garrido-Castro's family, police said. By 11 p.m., police found Thomas at his home, and he voluntarily cooperated with detectives, the statement said.

"By his own admission, Thomas stated that when he was approached by officers he was on his way to Mexico," the sheriff statement said. "Thomas is an undocumented immigrant and has been issued a temporary visitor's driver's license."

Thomas is being held at Will County jail and will face bond court Wednesday.

Funeral arrangements for Garrido-Castro will be at Delgado Funeral Chapel in Joliet.

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