A New Jersey man was convicted of the brutal slaying of his girlfriend and business partner who was then dismembered and thrown into a New York City bay.
A jury convicted Raphael Lolos, 43, Friday on 29 counts including murder, desecration of human remains and stalking in connection to the slaying of 31-year-old Jenny Londono in 2017.
Londono was last seen alive on June 25 when she attended the Englewood bar that she founded with the suspect. Two days later, witnesses spotted her torso floating in a Brooklyn bay. Londono's leg washed up along the banks of New York's Upper West Side five days later.
The suspect had purchased garbage bags and two meat cleavers from a Target. Her DNA was found on one of the cleavers.
