MAGGIE PATIENCE YBARRA | “Unspeakable human behavior”: Sentenced To Life Plus 56.5 Years In Horror Sex Fantasy Chainsaw Dismemberment Murder Of Kensie Aubry | “Maggie showed her photographs on a cellphone of a female with her hands tied, naked and gagged”

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The motive behind the murder of Kensie Aubry, 32, was particularly disturbing. Michael Hendricks, 40, and Maggie Ybarra, 30, a prostitute, were convicted of killing Aubry to fulfill a gruesome sex fantasy. They strangled her, put the body in a freezer, and then dismembered her body, acting out a fantasy of murdering someone while engaging in sexual activity.

The investigation into the murder of Kensie Aubry unfolded with several key developments:

• Testimony from a young victim: The case took a significant turn when a girl in her early teens, Ybarra’s daughter, who had been sexually abused by Maggie Ybarra and Michael Hendricks, provided crucial testimony.

• Discovery of remains: Based on the information from the young victim, police were led to Hendricks' home in Grain Valley, where they discovered Aubry's remains.

• Evidence collection: Cadaver dogs located blood on a circular saw and in a bathroom at the property, which was used as an outbuilding/helicopter hangar.

• Photographic evidence: The young victim reported that Ybarra showed her photographs on a cellphone of a female with her hands tied, naked, and gagged. She was told that Hendricks had "choked her to death" and put her in the freezer.

• Court proceedings: Ybarra and Hendricks faced multiple charges, and their court dates were set following the discovery of the evidence.

• Ybarra was sentenced for: Murder 2nd Degree (Life in Prison), Harassment 1st Degree (four years), Enticement of a Child (30 years), the misdemeanor of Sexual Misconduct 1st Degree (6 months), Tampering with Physical Evidence in Felony Prosecution (1 year), three counts of Tamper With A Victim in a Felony Prosecution (seven years each). Ybarra was sentenced to Life in Prison plus 56.5 years.

Michael Hendricks and Maggie Ybarra disposed of Kensie Aubry's body in a particularly gruesome manner. According to the investigation, Hendricks admitted to cutting Aubry’s body into pieces with a chainsaw to dispose of her remains. The remains were then buried on a property in Missouri.

Maggie Ybarra played a significant role in the murder of Kensie Aubry. She was involved in the planning and execution of the crime, which was part of a sex fantasy she shared with Michael Hendricks. Ybarra was convicted for her participation in the murder, which included luring Aubry to her death.

In court, Ybarra admitted accountability and apologized to the child victim, indicating that she was manipulated by Hendricks. The young girl, who had been sexually abused by the couple, came forward with information that led investigators to the property where Aubry's mutilated corpse was discovered. Ybarra had previously served as the foster mother of this young victim but was relieved of her status as the child’s guardian after allegations of allowing multiple sexual partners to abuse the girl when she was younger.

Ybarra's actions and her previous relationship with the young victim were crucial in the investigation and subsequent conviction for the murder of Kensie Aubry.

VIDEO: Michael Hendricks: Monster from Missouri | https://youtu.be/hzTdac6pEqM

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