Jacqueline Luongo Friends are Foes

In season 12, episode 3, the murder of Patricia Viveiros by

Jacqueline Luongo is shown. The show is titled Friends Are Foes and Discovery ID's Deadly Women describes it as A suspicious college student stabs her best friend; a woman strangles her female lover after their living arrangements become too much to handle; young fetishists get a thrill out of killing.

According to the state, While conducting a welfare check on Viveiros at her apartment, the police discovered her body in a zipped garment bag inside the bedroom closet. Viveiros had been handcuffed. There was white duct tape covering her entire face and a plastic bag over her head. The autopsy revealed that the cause of death was asphyxiation caused by the tape covering the
victim’s mouth and nose. There were no signs of forced entry into the apartment or of a struggle inside the apartment.

Jacqueline Luongo was convicted of murder and attempted murder with and sentenced to Life without parole.

Her motive was greed.

You can write to Jacqueline Luongo at:

Jacqueline Luongo 158413
Lowell Annex
11120 NW Gainesville Rd

Ocala, Florida 34482-1479

At the end of the day, if you do not learn that not everyone is trustworthy from this, you never will.

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