ESTEBAN REINA RAIGOSO - 10 yo - (2010) Sunny Isles Beach/Aventura FL

Police have found the body of a man, who was a person of interest in
the shooting death of a 10-year-old boy.Friday morning, police
found Erasmo Reina Moreno, 72, dead inside a vehicle in a parking lot
behind the Sunny Isles Beach Public Library. Police said Moreno was the
child's father.Thursday afternoon, the mother of the 10-year-old
boy came home, only to find him dead. "He was found by his mother, who
came home and called 911," said Chris Goranitis of theAventura
Police Department. "A short time there after, our officers responded and
the male was regretfully pronounced deceased by the Miami-Dade Fire
Department on scene in the residence."Police said someone shot
the boy sometime between 9 a.m. and 3:45 p.m. inside the Aventura lakes
home at 211th Street and Northeast 31st Avenue.His mother
returned home and found her young son's lifeless body. It is not yet
clear, who pulled the trigger and killed the 10-year-old boy.After
the shooting, police had been looking for the child's father, calling
him a person of interest.
The next morning, police found Moreno dead.

In recent months, the couple living in the posh Aventura Lakes home
had grown unhappy and angry, fighting so violently at times that local
police had to intervene to keep them from physically hurting each other. This week, Aventura police were again at the home of the Moreno
family -- only this time it was to investigate the shooting death of the
couple's 10-year-old boy at the hands of his father. Police on
Friday said Erasmo Reina Moreno, 72, shot his son Thursday afternoon
before driving off and shooting himself in an apparent murder-suicide.
Court records and neighbors said the boy's name was Esteban Reina
Raigoso. Police did not release the child's name on Friday.


His body was found at 3:45 p.m. by his 31-year-old mother,
Kathlin Y. Raigoso. She then called police who spent more than 11 hours
searching for Moreno, who was found dead in his brown Jeep about 1:50
a.m Friday in the parking lot of Tony Roma's, 18050 Collins Ave., Sunny
Isles Beach. Police were mum Friday on Moreno's motive for the
shooting, but court records and neighbors paint a portrait of an
estranged couple from Colombia with a long-troubled relationship. On Thursday morning, the very day of the shooting, a paternity
petition was filed in Miami-Dade Circuit Court to work out a plan for
child support and visitation times for the couple's two young children,
ages 10 and six months. Moreno had signed the paternity
petition on Jan. 26. In the court documents, Moreno accused
Raigoso of being aggressive toward him. ``She verbally abuses him in
front of the children, calling him a decrepit old man and threatening
him with violence in the event he does not vacate his own home,'' noted
the document. The paternity petition was part of a collection
of court documents that chronicled the couple's violent relationship. Last August, Moreno was arrested on charges of domestic violence
after he struck Raigoso with a dumbbell. At the time, she was eight
months pregnant with their second child, according to police.
That same day, a firearm was found in the home and taken by Aventura
authorities, who kept the weapon. The disposition of the
charges against Moreno was unclear, but he pleaded not guilty and was
placed in pre-trial diversion. At the time of the incident,
Raigoso got a restraining order against Moreno, but in October she filed
to have it lifted. In her petition to the judge, she wrote in
Spanish the following: ``I have decided to lift the restraining order
and give my children the opportunity to live with their father. I think
that he, my husband, will act better now in his home and change his
attitude. The opportunity soured. At the time of
shooting, the couple was living apart. But Moreno still had access to
their Aventura Lakes gated community home in the 3100 block of Northeast
211th Street.