STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — A are living-in health aide has been arrested and indicted for murder in the alleged beating dying of her 80-calendar year-old client in his Tompkinsville home four months ago.

Rene Ayarde inflicted “significant trauma” to Robert Raynor’s head and torso on July 19, ensuing in cranial bleeding and fractures of the nose, sternum and all but two of the victim’s ribs, Assistant District Legal professional Brooke Baranoski mentioned Monday at the defendant’s arraignment in point out Supreme Court, St. George.

Raynor was in “failing health” and struggling from most cancers, claimed Baranoski.

Authorities reported Ayarde, who lives on Cedar Avenue in Jersey Metropolis, was arrested there on Nov. 12 by users of the Regional Task Power. A warrant was issued just after a Staten Island grand jury handed up the murder indictment versus her.

Ayarde, who turns 29 on Tuesday, was extradited to New York to experience the costs.

Raynor was found deal with up and shirtless in the to start with-flooring hallway of the multifamily developing at 256 Corson St., authorities have explained.

The text “I contact minimal girls” and “I acquire dolls into my room” have been penned on his chest, mentioned Baranoski.

Prosecutors have not alleged any untoward steps on the victim’s section, and he is not shown in the state’s intercourse offender registry.

Raynor’s daughter, Carolyn Whetstone, formerly informed the Everyday Information her father “would not touch a child” and “would never ever violate any individual.”

The sufferer was killed amongst midnight and 4 a.m., allege prosecutors’ court filings.

Soon thereafter, a neighbor explained to the Progress/SILive.com that Ayarde, a dwelling-overall health care worker, had been dwelling with Raynor, two woman adults and two young children for a several a long time at the residence.

She explained Raynor as a “very, very sick man” who “walked all over with an oxygen tank.”

1 neighbor claimed she considered Raynor was living with a female who was associated.

Hrs prior to the body’s discovery, a various neighbor claimed he read loud “bumping and fighting”…