SHEBOYGAN FALLS, Wis. — New evidence has emerged in the murder case against Luis Cruz Burgos, the man accused of killing 32-year-old Giovanni "Mike" Robinson from Ontario, Canada, in Sheboygan last fall.
“He was walking back to his hotel with his brother-in-law,” the family said.
The shooting occurred in the early morning hours of September 24th. Prosecutors allege Robinson and his group approached Cruz Burgos while he was working for DoorDash to negotiate a ride home.
When they couldn't agree on a price, the group walked away. Prosecutors claim Cruz Burgos then returned and shot and killed Robinson.
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In court, Cruz Burgos has denied the shooting and claimed he doesn't own a gun.
Search warrant returns obtained from the Sheboygan Clerk of Courts office reveal that authorities confiscated several items from Cruz Burgos' residence, including two cell phones, one iPad, one sweatshirt, one pair of pants and a box of ammunition.
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During their search of the phones, investigators discovered several photos of firearms, though the dates these photos were taken remain unknown.
DoorDash also provided business records, Cruz Burgos's profile information, and his delivery dates to authorities as part of the investigation.
The legal process is ongoing. Cruz Burgos could face up to 60 years in prison if convicted.
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