GUTTER GAZZETTE

A dark mystery looms over the city as questions arise surrounding the disappearance and alleged murder of a young woman named Oelise. According to multiple sources, Oelise was last seen after a confrontation with members of the notorious Los Muertos gang, led by a man known as Rey Latino. Witnesses claim she was brutally killed with a chainsaw, but her body remains missing, and police efforts appear to be lacking.

A Deadly Confrontation

Reports suggest that Oelise’s fate was sealed after she graffitied over a Los Muertos gang advertisement. Rey Latino allegedly confronted her, demanding she remove the graffiti. When she refused and laughed at him, Rey responded with lethal violence. Witnesses claim he used a chainsaw to murder her and then ordered his men to clean up the scene and dispose of her body.

However, in a recent exchange, Rey provided a different version of events, claiming that after she removed the graffiti, Oelise pulled out a chainsaw and tried to attack him first. No concrete evidence exists to confirm either account, leaving the truth murky and unsettling.

A Body Still Missing

Despite multiple accounts stating that Rey killed Oelise, her body has never been found. This has led to speculation about whether she is truly dead or if her remains were hidden to eliminate evidence. Gancao Bailey, a friend of Oelise’s, has been vocal about the crime, demanding answers from Rey directly. In a heated exchange, Bailey asked, “Where is Oelise’s corpse?” but received no clear response.

Law Enforcement: Corrupt or Fearful?

The police’s handling of the case has drawn criticism. Many believe Los Muertos has corrupted local law enforcement, preventing a proper investigation.

Officers have reportedly searched for evidence but have not officially started an investigation.

Some sources claim the police are afraid of the gang’s power.

It remains unclear if a missing persons report was even filed.

Bailey expressed her frustration with the lack of action, stating, “If I kill someone, the police would arrest me and find the proof later. But with Rey, we need proof first before they’ll even consider investigating.”

Growing Tensions and Further Leads

As outrage over Oelise’s disappearance grows, so does resistance to Los Muertos. Bailey has openly threatened to retaliate by painting over all of the gang’s markings. Meanwhile, Rey and his associates continue to downplay their role in the incident, with Rey stating, “We have no beef, your friend painted over my advertisement.”

While the truth remains elusive, sources suggest further inquiries should be directed toward the Grass Hopper area and Little Tokyo, where Oelise was known to have worked. Her disappearance has impacted many, and several individuals may have more information on what truly happened.

A New Perspective: A Tell-All from Matthew “Monkey” Savage

Just as the case seemed to be reaching a standstill, new testimony emerged from Matthew “Monkey” Savage, who claims to have firsthand knowledge of the events leading to Oelise’s death. According to Savage, Oelise painted over an image of Rey at the Joy store, writing “Kill Me” on it. When Rey discovered this, he went after her. However, Savage presents a different version of events than earlier accounts.

Savage states that Rey took Oelise home, but she later left on her own. Rey followed her to talk, but she was allegedly carrying a shotgun and attempted to kill him. Savage, who says he was driving by at the time, recalls that Oelise pointed the shotgun at him, prompting him to act in self-defense. He claims that he got out of his vehicle and killed her to protect Rey.

While this version of events contradicts previous statements that Oelise was killed by a chainsaw, it introduces an alternative possibility—that her death may have been the result of a heated confrontation rather than a premeditated execution. Savage, despite acknowledging his violent past, insists that he does not kill women unless it is in self-defense.

However, despite his claims, law enforcement has since taken Savage into custody for questioning. Whether this will lead to formal charges remains to be seen, but his confession raises new concerns about how deeply Los Muertos is involved in Oelise’s disappearance and whether there is more to the story than what has been shared so far.