The man was arrested along with a female companion in the northern state of Queretaro. They listed Juan Carlos Gasperin and Greek Román Villalobos as the two most common aliases. The Morelos prosecutors said the man had a long string of aliases and had been sought on rape charges in 2012.

It was not clear if the victims' bodies had been dismembered, but prosecutors in both states mentioned finding their remains in 'several places' or in various plastic bags. One chilling aspect was that both women disappeared after making contact with the suspect in public places with a lot of people around and had accompanied him willingly, apparently convinced by the job offers. Protests also occurred after her disappearance. Three days later, prosecutors said, her body was found: 'The victim had been beaten, sexually abused and strangled.' He then took her to a barber shop, where she was apparently killed. Local activists said the student was lured into meeting the suspect at a cafeteria in late March by a Facebook listing for a job or articles for sale. Prosecutors in the central state of Morelos said Thursday the same suspect had killed a 22-year-old student looking for work in April.

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