All four of the victims were kidnapped from another county and then brought to Summit County where they were bound, gagged and shot in the head.
SUMMIT COUNTY, Ohio - Summit County Court of Common Pleas Mary Rowlands set the trial date for the man accused of kidnapping four victims and fatally shooting three of them.Court records in the Summit County Court of Common Pleas says trial will begin March 4, 2024.
The body of Domingo Castillo-Reyes, 35, of Youngstown, was found in Copley in the 2100 Block of Wright Road, according to the Summit County Medical Examiner. According to Copley police the man, who spoke very little English, told officers he was abandoned by his friends and was trying to make his way back to Youngstown.After the bodies were found, police returned to the shelter and the man was brought to the police station with a translator from a federal law enforcement agency.
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