Oregon — A King County, WA prosecutor has publicly identified for the first time the previously unnamed third man prosecutors say caravaned from a Medicaid-funded group home in Lake Oswego, Oregon to kidnap, torture and attempt to murder a Seattle-area woman in January 2025.
Newly filed court records identify the man, formerly known publicly only as “Daniel,” as Nelson Daniel Ramos-Rivas, a 23-year-old Venezuelan whose body was found in a roadside ditch in northwest Indiana roughly a month later, after being fatally shot.
The identification appears in a May 2026 prosecution motion seeking DNA samples from Kevin Daniel Sanabria Ojeda and Alexander Moises Arnaez-Guttierrez, both charged in the Washington case. The King County Sheriff’s Office believes Arnaez-Guttierrez has “probable ties to Tren de Aragua,” the Venezuelan gang that specializes in murder, extortion and human trafficking, according to KOMO News…