Teen charged in Green way park homicide
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An 15-year-old has been charged with second-degree murder and another person is in custody in connection to Jason Varela's death, police officials said on Monday.
A jogger discovered the 16-year-old’s body on a hiking and biking trail in The green way on Oct. 24 Yakima Police began investigating his death as a homicide.
Sgt. James Langston, with the Yakima Police Department, said Felipe Brizz , 15, faces a second-degree murder charge for his alleged role in Varela's death. Seraphine and Daniel Villanueva , Varela's mother and stepfather, said charges being filed bring them one step closer to closure.
“A baby step for a little bit of closure in a way that they’ve captured somebody,” Daniel Villanueva said. “I’m still really hurt, but I feel a little better knowing that they have somebody in custody.”
A Yakima Police Department detective called Seraphine and Daniel Villanueva early Monday morning to tell them two people were in custody and one had been charged. Daniel Villanueva said he is thankful the Police Department has kept them informed throughout the investigation. Seraphine Varela said they still have a lot of questions.
“We wanted answers and I know that even though there are arrests made, we will probably never know why or how,” Seraphine Varela said. “It is questions that I do want answers to, but I’ve been told that I will probably never get them and that does hurt, because I want to know why.”
Police have not released further details on what may have led to Varela's death or a cause of death.
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