The probable cause affidavit says Sheriff's Deputies received a call from a friend of the victim. The friend stated that Annabelle was at the house to "collect money" from a Snapchat Premium subscriber of hers named Jorge.
Sheriff's Deputies say Annabelle's friend told officers he couldn't get a hold Annabelle around a. The court document goes on to say Snapchat premium is not officially recognized by Snapchat, but is used to exchange cash for content, which tends to be explicit in nature.
Patrol deputies arrived around a. The court document says Alarcon called himself saying that someone had assaulted him. According to the affidavit, in an interview with Alarcon, he told deputies that Annabelle had agreed to meet up with him to exchange money for sex. He went on to say the two communicated through Snapchat and text messages to arrange the meetup. During Alarcon's interview, he stated that after Annabelle and he had had sex with each other, she asked for money and hit him.
Alarcon stated he had felt threatened by Annabelle and was scared that a person was waiting in a vehicle outside planning to attack him with Annabelle with how she was texting someone she described as a "boyfriend". Alarcon told deputies he put Annabelle in a chokehold, explaining all of this weight was on her neck and was pulling her head. Alarcon told deputies that he thought "Oh my", before leaving the house and heading for his dad's truck.
The affidavit states, "Under circumstances explained by Jorge, he had an extreme indifference to human life when he knowingly applied a chokehold to Annabelle, which he reasonably knew would create a grave risk of death. News 5 was able to obtain more court documents that show Alarcon is accused of strangling a dog to death in February of before throwing its body into a dumpster at The Vineyards apartments in Colorado Springs.
