Amilcar Estuardo Giron-Casasola, 22, male, Hispanic/Latino, is memorialized in Las Vegas, Nevada, with public records indicating he died in mid-August 2007 and was laid to rest at Palm Memorial Park Northwest. The memorial entry places him in Clark County and confirms his full name and burial location, anchoring his ties to Las Vegas. Separate public-record compilations that draw on the Social Security Death Master File list his birth on December 2, 1984, and his death on August 12, 2007, which is consistent across multiple genealogy and memorial databases. Together, these sources corroborate his age at the time of death and the precise date more reliably than informal mentions or recollections.
Beyond the confirmation of his death and burial, open police summaries and local homicide trackers provide no case narrative under his name for that period. A review of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s published open homicide cases for 2000–2009 does not list Giron-Casasola among victims for 2007, and there is no corresponding entry detailing circumstances, scene information, or investigative leads. The absence of a case page or bulletin attached to his name means that the publicly accessible record offers no description of where or how he died, leaving only the basic facts preserved in memorial and vital-record indexes.
Because there is no LVMPD case profile or contemporaneous news report tying his name to a specific investigation, there are likewise no publicly documented arrests or identified suspects associated with his death in the materials available online. Local news archives and homicide roundups from that year cover other incidents on or near the Strip and elsewhere in Clark County, but none reference Giron-Casasola by name, reinforcing that no suspect information or arrest outcomes have been reported in sources that are publicly viewable today.
