Judge Ericka Englert sentenced Jonathan Nuno-Mijangos for the death of 24-year-old Jasmin Cigarroa.
On Wednesday, a jury convicted Nuno-Mijangos of first-degree murder, assault in the first degree, tampering with a dead body and abuse of a corpse.
“Jasmin Cigarroa was a hard-working, intelligent and loving woman whose death at such a young age, and at the hands of her husband, was a terrible tragedy,” said Denver District Attorney Beth McCann. “I hope the result of this case provides some measure of comfort to Jasmin’s friends and family. It is also my hope that this case reminds everyone in Denver that there is still much more work to be done to address the scourge of domestic violence.
On March 9, 2021, Cigarroa — who worked from home — signed onto her work computer in the morning and never logged off, according to court documents. A neighbor reported hearing a loud bang coming from the apartment that morning. One of Colorado's reintroduced wolves wandered into Rocky Mountain National Park -- its first wolf presence recordedHiker left behind on mountain by coworkers during office retreat, stranded overnight amid freezing rain, high winds
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