‘I don’t want to die’: Schoolgirl’s harrowing last words heard on mobile phone video recorded by boyfriend as he raped and strangled her
Horrifying audio footage documents moment teen refuses to have sex with her boyfriend and is brutally strangled
A TEXAS teen’s dying words were captured on camera by her boyfriend, who raped then strangled the young girl.
Karen Perez, 15, can be heard in the sick recording saying “I don’t want to die” as she was cruelly tortured by her boyfriend, also 15.
After she was cruelly killed, Perez’s body was unceremoniously stuffed into a cupboard under a kitchen sink in a derelict apartment.
Police charged the youngster with her murder after they found the harrowing footage on his phone.
Perez, who attended South Houston High, was last seen at school on 27 May.
CCTV from a nearby taqueria, a specialist Mexican restaurant, shows the young girl walking in and out of the eatery.
She was joined by two men, one of whom is thought to be her boyfriend.
The group are thought to have skipped school that day.
After they left the restaurant, Perez was never seen alive again.
According to KTRK, police found a video on her boyfriend’s phone of the teen begging to be spared.
The sick video was completely black, but the disturbing audio footage made it possible to charge the boyfriend.
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He made his first appearance in court yesterday and remains imprisoned.
Police told Perez’s family that they had found her body on Monday night.
Aunt Maria Perez told KTRK that the building where Karen died needs to be pulled down.
She said: “Everybody knows that when they skip (school), they come here to this property, and it's so dangerous and I can't believe nobody has (done anything about it).”
The teen was showered with tributes on social media.
Twitter user Suzette said: “Prayers go out to the family and loved ones of Karen Perez during this difficult time.”
A user called Mariel wrote: “Gonna (sic) miss you a lot baby girl.. See you in the after life R.I.P. Karen Perez.”
Another user called Alexx said: “R.I.P Karen Perez. You’ll be Truely (sic) Missed.”
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