What did Ronald Roldan do? Virginia man sentenced to 12 years over 2011 Bethany Decker murder

On Tuesday, February 21, Ronald Roldan was condemned to 12-and-a-half years in jail for the 2011 homicide of sweetheart Bethany Anne Decker. He was condemned to 40 years of detainment by Judge Alfred Swersky, who later suspended everything except 12-and-a-half long stretches of the sentence.

The Virginia occupant had conceded to Decker’s homicide in November 2022 and his sentence is essential for an of a blameworthy supplication that incorporates a permission to the wrongdoing. Decker, who was a 21-year-old George Bricklayer College understudy at the hour of her homicide, was purportedly five months pregnant.

As per Fox News, Ronald Roldan conceded to killing Decker and discarding her body in a waste disposal unit during the condemning hearing on Tuesday. He was at first accused of kidnapping, which was subsequently moved up to second-degree murder.

Roldan was additionally indicted for going after one more lady in North Carolina, who was available at the condemning hearing on Tuesday.

In January 2011, previous George Bricklayer College understudy Bethany Decker was accounted for missing after she was not tracked down in her Loudoun Province condo. Her body was rarely recuperated yet Ronald Roldan as of late tackled the secret of her vanishing by relating in court how he ruthlessly killed his then accomplice.

As indicated by a report from WTOP News, Loudoun District Sheriff’s Office Criminal investigator Mark Shrubbery alluded to a recorded meeting at the province detainment focus on January 9 which gave further subtleties on how Decker was killed. In the meeting, Roldan made sense of how he had discarded her body by putting it into a Christmas tree garbage sack and afterward into a waste disposal unit.

This was the initial time in over 10 years that Decker’s family realized what befell her body, which was rarely found. Investigators guaranteed that Roldan never called 911. Also, the casualty’s relatives blamed the Virginia individual for being oppressive and “controlling,” even supposedly undermining Decker and the remainder of the family.

On Tuesday, Bethany Decker’s grandma affirmed in court that she was at her home the prior night she was killed and was as far as anyone knows remaining due to Ronald Roldan’s supposed badgering. Nonetheless, following a call, Decker speedily ran out of her grandma’s home. This was the last time the then-21-year-old’s grandma saw her alive. In court, she said:

Buta Biberaj: “Bethany died at his hands. She didn’t just disappear. She was killed.” Though Ronald Roldan’s explanation left questions unanswered, his guilty plea and 12.5 sentence served answers the question that she won’t return. pic.twitter.com/OLsk10GLdv

— Neal Augenstein (@AugensteinWTOP) February 21, 2023

One more casualty of Ronald Roldan was additionally present at the condemning hearing and yelled obscenities at him as he was accompanied out in cuffs.