In the quiet community of Henderson, Colorado, the life of 21-year-old Alicia Marie Tverberg Gonzales was tragically cut short in December 2019. A Hispanic female, her body was discovered on December 26th in an apartment, the victim of a fatal gunshot wound. The discovery launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding her untimely death, leaving her family and friends devastated and searching for answers.
The investigation into Alicia's death led authorities to a suspect,
Mario Raymond Sanchez, who was arrested in January 2020 in connection with the homicide. Despite the arrest and what investigators described as evidence pointing to his involvement, the district attorney's office ultimately did not file formal charges against him. This decision was a significant blow to Alicia's loved ones, who had hoped for a clear path toward justice.
In the years that have followed, Alicia's case has grown cold, with no new suspects publicly identified and no further arrests made. The lack of resolution has been a source of ongoing pain and frustration for her family, who continue to advocate for her and keep her memory alive. The case remains an open wound for the community, a reminder of a young life lost and a quest for justice that remains unfulfilled.
