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00:01What's that?
00:02I need to f***ing know where my kid is at.
00:03Listen, we're going to find him.
00:05Their son's phone is pinging to this house.
00:07I don't know what to do.
00:08Multiple frantic calls to police send officers searching for three missing teens.
00:13But what began as separate investigations leads to one house, one crawl space,
00:18and one man who inflicted horror in the name of righteousness.
00:22Are you f***ing kidding me?
00:26You're missing.
00:28It's okay.
00:31It's okay.
00:32The following is based on official police records.
00:35It's May 6, 2025, when an officer in Fernley, Nevada, responds to a disturbing call.
00:41According to police records, the caller explained that her 13-year-old brother
00:44had received a text message that someone was going to kill him.
00:48However, as the officer makes contact with the boy's mother,
00:51he learns that there's much more to the story.
00:54Are you on the phone with your brother?
00:55He is my son.
00:57He's your son.
00:58Okay, what's his name?
01:00This is an occasion for me.
01:04How old is your son?
01:09Two boys are twins, my sons.
01:12He's on Miller.
01:16The officer learns that both of the woman's sons are missing, and she's trying to track their location with the
01:22Find My iPhone app.
01:24The app shows that at least one phone is only a short distance away.
01:27Do you want me to take her down there to Miller to see if he's down there?
01:32Yeah.
01:33Is this a live feed where he's at?
01:36I can take you.
01:37Yeah?
01:38Okay.
01:39Come on.
01:40I can take her real quick.
01:43I'll head over there and see if I can find him, okay?
01:44Bizarrely, this isn't the only missing juvenile report that police have received that day.
01:49Just 10 minutes after the initial call about the text message, dispatch received a call from another worried mom.
01:56She reported her 13-year-old son and his two friends missing, saying the last time she saw them, they
02:02were talking to an adult man.
02:03At first, officers aren't sure if the disappearances are connected, but any doubt all but dissipates when another 911 call
02:10comes in from one of the missing boys.
02:13They said it was dark and that they were in a basement.
02:18So they're in a basement?
02:19They see us.
02:21Okay, so he needs to come out and contact us.
02:24I don't think they can.
02:24They said they took his phone.
02:26You're saying he's inside a basement?
02:27Yes.
02:29This is where the location is.
02:33With the stakes raised, officers head to the location of the ping, as does the mom of the missing brothers,
02:40her daughter, and the bystander who offered to drive.
02:42Based on that ping location, they narrow down which house the boys could be in.
02:47One officer knocks on the door, but with no answer, he drives around to the back of the property.
02:52And it's there that he meets an unusual individual.
02:56Hi.
02:57Hello.
02:57Who are you?
02:58Huh?
02:59Who are you?
03:00What is this?
03:01You live here?
03:02They can't come down here.
03:05Yep.
03:06So their son's phone is pinging to this house.
03:09I don't know anything.
03:10I don't know anything about phone.
03:12You don't know anything about it?
03:13Nope.
03:15You live here?
03:16I live by my grandma's house.
03:17Your grandma's house?
03:19Who are you?
03:20I don't have to give you my name.
03:24Okay.
03:26They're probably going to walk by here.
03:28No, his phone's here.
03:30The man peeking over the fence is 23-year-old Guillermo Aboytas Saavedra.
03:35He's standing in the very backyard police are trying to get into.
03:39And as the officers plan their next move, Guillermo keeps trying to get them to leave.
03:43We have a juvenile that's saying that it's dark.
03:47They're in a basement.
03:49That they took his phone.
03:52There's no one.
03:53No one.
03:55They just came looking for some teenagers.
03:58Some kids.
04:00And actually, they probably slashed.
04:03I talked to them.
04:04They probably slashed by his tire, actually.
04:07So they know who he is.
04:08So we have somebody who's...
04:10So this black dot is his phone.
04:15He's not here.
04:16This blue dot is me.
04:18This is her phone.
04:19Exactly.
04:23They probably came by and slashed the tires anyways.
04:27He's 96.
04:29With Guillermo acting suspiciously, and both the phone location and 911 ping coming from
04:34the house he's trying to usher everyone away from, officers are confident he likely has
04:39something to do with the disappearances.
04:42I have nothing to do with it.
04:44Do you want to keep an eye on him and I'll make contact with him from the front?
04:47I don't know what he's doing.
04:48One officer heads to the front of the house, hoping to intercept Guillermo.
04:52Meanwhile, the bystander who drove the mother to the scene says she spoke to a neighbor
04:56who saw three boys hop the fence into Guillermo's backyard.
05:00He drove my baby.
05:02He's my neighbor.
05:04This guy's your neighbor?
05:06More officers arrive on scene, and Guillermo is intercepted in the front yard.
05:11Come here.
05:13Come here.
05:21Why were you over there and now we're here?
05:23Because I'm a landscaper.
05:25You're a landscaper?
05:26Yeah.
05:27Turn around for me real quick.
05:31I don't know if he's got something to do with it.
05:34What are we going?
05:34I don't even know what's going on right now.
05:35Me either.
05:36I don't know what's going on.
05:38We've got like a phone ping in to this address.
05:41It's saying that you got anything to do with kids, man?
05:45No.
05:45Any kids here?
05:46No.
05:46There's no kids at all.
05:48I'm just here to do yard work.
05:53No, you're doing yard work.
05:56Do you have any weapons on you or anything?
05:58No, go ahead.
05:59Separate your feet.
06:01Anybody else here?
06:03What are you doing at this house?
06:05Whose house is this?
06:05This is my aunt's house.
06:07It's your aunt's house?
06:07And what are you doing here?
06:09Just yard work.
06:13This is the house where the ping is?
06:15Yeah.
06:15As the officers continue to discuss where exactly the ping could be coming from, more people
06:20arrive on the scene, including the mother of the third missing teenager.
06:25This is the parents.
06:25Hey, just go back to your car for me.
06:27We'll be right with you.
06:28Hey, was this the male your son was with?
06:30Okay, go back to your car for me real quick, please.
06:31I don't even know where my kid is.
06:32We're trying to find him.
06:34Ma'am.
06:34How would I know anything about your kid?
06:35Go back to the car.
06:36I'm telling you.
06:36What are you talking about?
06:37Stop acting stupid.
06:40I need to know where my kid is at.
06:42Listen, we're going to find him.
06:43No.
06:43How am I acting stupid?
06:45What kid?
06:46What are you doing with him?
06:48We're going to find him, okay?
06:49Can you go back to your car, please?
06:51Please be quick.
06:51It's okay.
06:52It's okay.
06:53We're going to find him.
06:54So, my missing juvenile call, that's what I was just on, she saw him with her kids.
07:00Why would I be with her kids?
07:01Yeah, this is the male subject that the kids were with.
07:04Where are the kids at, man?
07:05I do not know.
07:06Guillermo is placed into the back of a police vehicle, while several officers make their way
07:10to the backyard to search for the teens.
07:12This is related to my missing juvenile.
07:16Anybody in here?
07:18No.
07:21No.
07:22No.
07:32What's that?
07:33Are you kidding me?
07:39Come on, guys.
07:40Step out.
07:44Who's all in there with this?
07:45The three missing teens make their way out of a crawl space beneath the home, appearing
07:50disheveled and distraught.
07:53Come on, come on, come on.
07:55You okay?
07:55What happened?
07:56Hey, stop it.
07:58Let's go out this way, guys.
07:59Come on.
08:00Do you guys need medical attention at all?
08:01Yes.
08:02What's wrong?
08:03What happened to you?
08:04He beat my dick.
08:05All right, can you send that a photo?
08:08No, no, no.
08:09Hey, guys.
08:10Hey, guys, come with us.
08:11We need you guys to come with us.
08:12Come with us, okay?
08:13Come on.
08:15Come on, guys.
08:16Come with us.
08:17Let's go.
08:18We got him.
08:19He's...
08:20What was he wearing?
08:21Is it just a three-year in there?
08:23Blue shorts, a hoodie, a hoodie, beat-up shoes, gray shoes, a mustache, a dirty mustache.
08:31Did he say anything, guys?
08:32What happened?
08:32He said he was going to kill us.
08:35He took a video that he beat us on my phone.
08:38He stole my phone.
08:39The traumatized boys are brought out from the backyard, where they're met by their equally traumatized parents.
08:45What the f*** did they do?
08:47Have you injured me?
08:51Hey.
08:52Where are you injured?
08:53My legs and my back.
08:56He hit me on the head and I feel really dizzy.
08:58What did he hit you with?
08:59A stake.
09:00It's a broken stake in the back with tape.
09:02As officers try to separate the boys from the commotion and get initial statements, their parents aren't ready to let
09:08them out of their sight.
09:09One father even tries to open the door to the vehicle where Guillermo is still being held.
09:14No, no, no, no, no.
09:15Don't touch it.
09:16No, no, no, no, no.
09:17Yes, ma'am?
09:17We'll do that.
09:19My baby.
09:20In a minute, okay?
09:21Okay.
09:21Let us do our job.
09:22Okay.
09:33So, he's badly hurt?
09:35He's badly hurt, okay?
09:36Don't touch him right now.
09:37Let me mess with you, amor.
09:39It's the same, ma'am.
09:41Let me mess with you, amor.
09:43I can't.
09:44I can't.
09:46I can't.
09:47I can't.
09:48I can't.
09:49I can't.
09:49I can't.
09:49I can't.
09:50You live in the corner, right?
09:52Hey, I need to talk to him, okay?
09:54I gotta talk with him.
09:59I need to talk to him.
10:00Can you guys please wait over there?
10:05I need to talk to him.
10:06Wait over there.
10:07He's okay.
10:08Eventually, the officers are successful in separating the boys from the cacophony and learn the gruesome
10:13details of what they experienced.
10:15Walk me through what happened today, okay, bud?
10:17We were at the park.
10:19I went for my brother back at my house.
10:20Okay.
10:21And we went to the park, and we started swinging, waiting for our friend.
10:24Swinging on the swings?
10:26Okay, okay.
10:26And then he came out of nowhere with his fist all brought up, and I thought he was going
10:31to jump the fence or something.
10:33Where was he?
10:34Was he on the sidewalk?
10:35He came from, like, the corner.
10:38Do you know him at all?
10:39No.
10:39No?
10:40Can I ask you a question?
10:41Is this gang-related at all?
10:42No.
10:43No.
10:44What were you guys doing at the park?
10:45We were just thinking, you know, and then we were going to go to a bowling alley, but
10:50we were waiting for one of our friends.
10:52Okay.
10:53So you met him at the park.
10:54So he came up to me and said what?
10:56What happened?
10:57He was saying that-
10:58Hey, listen.
10:59Hey, I got to talk to him real quick, okay?
11:01I got medics.
11:02Come over here, man.
11:02Come over here.
11:03Listen, I got to talk to him.
11:04We just need a second, okay?
11:05I got you.
11:06We just need a second.
11:07We're going to make sure he's okay.
11:08We need to forget what's going on here.
11:10Oh, it's okay.
11:11He was telling me that my dad was saying f***ing people from some type of people in Mexico
11:16or something, like a type of place, and then he just started slapping me while I was
11:23on the swing and saying it would get worse if I didn't tell him stuff.
11:27The teens go on to say that the man, who they later confirm is Guillermo, claimed to
11:32be a member of a cartel and threatened to kill them.
11:35But the worst of the horror was yet to come.
11:38Then he took us here.
11:40He made us hop the fence by there.
11:42How did he take you here?
11:44He told us to follow him to keep walking forward and if we don't shut up, he'll murder us.
11:48And then in the backyard, there's an alleyway.
11:52He told us to hop the fence and we hopped the fence and he-
11:55Which alleyway?
11:56The one over here?
11:57Right behind his house where the fence is, where his fence is at.
12:00Okay.
12:01So he kept us climbing the fence and he told me from my phone and he told us to send
12:05you out our pockets and he broke my airpods with a knife thing.
12:09It's all rusted up.
12:10He broke the airpods with that.
12:12Then he told me from my phone and he started throwing it and then he realized he could do
12:17something.
12:17And then he told me to unlock it and then he told us to log out of my Instagram with
12:22Kel and to do a lot of things and delete everything and everything in my phone.
12:25And then I gave him my phone and he started recording us and he started beating us.
12:30After that, he grabbed what seemed to be a wooden stick and he started smacking really hard
12:35behind, from behind.
12:37And after that, he did it with the rest of us.
12:40He made us stand up and yeah, he kept smacking us and he kept hitting us with the wooden stick.
12:48And after that, he smacked us back over our necks.
12:51And then he told us, she told us that he wasn't scared to die or that he wasn't scared
12:56to kill us.
12:57And that if he wanted to, he could go get his tools and rip our fingers and our nails and
13:01everything one by one by one.
13:03And he said that he was affiliated with cartels and stuff.
13:07Okay.
13:08So where was he beating you with the sticks?
13:11In my bag.
13:12He had us pulled down our pants and then he, he beat me and my thighs and stuff.
13:21And he started saying stuff to us and asking us things.
13:25And then he beat us all and then I wouldn't give him the phone and he wouldn't listen.
13:32And then he sat me on the head and then all I remember was waking up, laying down and my
13:37head was aching.
13:38And then he told me for the next time I should listen or he was going to do more than
13:42that.
13:43One victim seemed to incur Guillermo's wrath more than the others.
13:47Not only did he experience the same beating as everyone else, Guillermo also hit him in
13:51the back with a rusted scythe blade and carved what looks like the letter M into his hand.
13:57Me estaban pegando y me dijeron que me iban a matar.
14:01And yeah, he just kept hitting us at the back of the necks right here in the back area.
14:07And he just kept doing all this to us and then he opened up the, he opened like the
14:12gray thing that I assume had led to the call space.
14:15And then he lifted up the call space and threw us in there and he said stay in there.
14:19And I knew my brother had his phone and he hid it so I tried calling for you guys and
14:23stuff.
14:24And then he kept on bringing me out and pulling me out and hitting me because I wouldn't give
14:31him my password to tell him anything about my phone.
14:33And then, and then I gave him everything and he told me to start deleting all my photos,
14:38my Snapchat, all my everything, my social media, everything.
14:42And then when I wouldn't do it, he just kept on hitting me.
14:44The teens say they were able to secretly call 911 and heard officers arrive at the scene before
14:50Guillermo had the chance to torture the teens even more.
14:53So I'm going to have medics come check you out, okay, bud?
14:55And I'm going to go get your phone, okay?
14:57Can't you?
14:58Yes.
14:58It was my brother and them, they need to get checked out too.
15:01They're going to get checked out, okay?
15:03They're going to check out all you guys, okay?
15:04EMS has already been called to the scene to assess the teens' injuries.
15:08According to police records, two have multiple severe welts and bruising to their backs and
15:13legs.
15:14Officers also want to find the phone Guillermo allegedly recorded his assault on, which doesn't take
15:19them long.
15:19A neighbor, alerted by the commotion, came outside to find the phone in his backyard.
15:24He hands it to the officers, who bring it back to the teen.
15:27What's your phone, bud?
15:35He told me to delete everything, and he took that video and said, I don't want to watch it.
15:41I don't want to watch it.
15:42The video is eventually found in the recently deleted folder, and it confirms the horrifying
15:47story.
15:48In the video, Guillermo lines the teens up side by side with their pants down, then goes down
15:54the line, hitting them one by one with a broken rake on their thighs and buttocks.
15:58He started hitting us with a stick, and then it broke right there.
16:02And then he broke that thing to get a new stick to a little bit.
16:07He broke the rake?
16:08Yeah.
16:12I don't know where he put it.
16:18I think he put it somewhere in the sheds.
16:21Was it?
16:24He hit you with that?
16:25Yeah.
16:31Officers eventually find the other end of the rake, which is collected as evidence along
16:35with the other items used in the assault.
16:37As the teens are preparing to go to the hospital, more people have arrived on the scene.
16:42Guillermo's family, including his mother and sister, are horrified at what he's done and
16:47provide valuable insight into his mental state.
16:49Does he have mental problems?
16:52He started acting out like...
16:55Is he on drugs?
16:56We believe so.
16:57We've called the pitties to our house multiple times, and we've asked them, what can we do?
17:02She's gone to the court and asked them, what can we do?
17:05Because he told us he was doing yard work here, your brother.
17:07Yeah, I know.
17:08The sister goes on to say that the house actually belongs to their grandmother, who is out of
17:12town for a funeral.
17:14The family has been coming over to occasionally check on the house, but when they arrived today,
17:18they were met with police cars and outraged parents.
17:43Guillermo is officially arrested and booked into the Lyon County Jail.
17:47The following day, he sits down with investigators, who are hoping he'll at least tell them why
17:51he did what he did.
17:52But the interview is anything but straightforward.
18:13I don't know who they were.
18:21I thought they were just over there playing hide and seek.
18:23They were under my grandma's house.
18:25The detective works to dig deeper into why he abducted the teens in the first place,
18:30and eventually his motives come to light.
18:33One of those guys that was there is having his little kid doing his dirty job, and he
18:38knows it because he was just sitting there with his arms crossed, being relaxed.
18:45What do you mean by that?
18:48What I mean by that is that he thinks he's, because he's from Ixacan and wherever he's
18:54from, you know, and he's just having his little son thinking he's a bad and someone else
19:03ain't going to, you know, tell him how it is.
19:05So, I didn't really, like, no te entendí que de Houston's, like, said dirty work,
19:11like, tengo varios entendidos que puede ser dirty work.
19:15Like, ¿qué te refieres?
19:16Like, cosas ilegales tipo?
19:19Sí.
19:20Tiene que ver con drogas o qué?
19:22Sí.
19:23Yeah.
19:25¿Están vendiendo de su casa o qué?
19:26I bet you.
19:28Yeah.
19:28Because, I bet you, because that guy that's from Ixacan and his girlfriend or whatever
19:36just gave herself up yesterday, just flipping me off and this and that, like, she probably
19:45doesn't even work.
19:46Even though he says he doesn't hold a grudge against people from Michoacan, Guillermo remains
19:51convinced that one of the fathers is involved in illegal activity.
19:54He rambles on, saying that the teens actually followed him to prank him.
19:58He even says one of their mothers saw them all walking together so she could have gotten
20:02them if she was really concerned.
20:04However, the detective isn't buying his excuses, and when confronted, Guillermo begins to fold.
20:10So, I appreciate you being quite honest, and I'm going to be quite honest with you, too.
20:19Basically, what I'm getting at is there was a little bit more to that, but basically, the
20:27part that I'm missing is that when they came out, they had injuries.
20:33No, I didn't know nothing about that.
20:37No?
20:38It was probably from home.
20:40It was probably, it was probably, they're probably getting that from home.
20:46You think so?
20:47Yeah.
20:48Like, abuse that home?
20:50Probably, probably, you never, you never, everything's different because we had any closed
20:55doors.
20:55What if I was to tell you that they did not have those injuries when they left home?
21:00I couldn't, I, because I'm not telling you.
21:03Those injuries, they got them when they were at that crawl space, when they were in the
21:08backyard.
21:09Probably trying to get them to crawl space.
21:12So, what they're saying is basically that you hit them.
21:20Were you, like, trying to teach them a lesson?
21:22Like, were you mad at them that they were trying to mess with you, punk you?
21:30And, like, were you doing that to kind of teach them a lesson, kind of in a way they
21:33deserved it, asking for it?
21:35Yeah.
21:37What you're here, what?
21:41Un pinch y palo.
21:44Un cinto.
21:45Un cinto?
21:46De palo?
21:47No, un cinto nomás.
21:48Oh, un cinto?
21:50Cinto como de estos?
21:52Tuyo o de ellos?
21:56De ellos.
21:57De ellos.
21:58Okay.
21:59With some additional prodding, Guillermo eventually admits to hitting the children before putting
22:03them all in the crawl space.
22:05And what was the point of recording?
22:09Nomás.
22:10That, that, I don't know why I did that.
22:14But.
22:14Just kind of remind them, maybe?
22:17I don't know, you tell me.
22:19Yeah, I just, I just literally paddled them on the back.
22:23On the back?
22:23Yeah.
22:24On the back?
22:24Mm-hmm.
22:25Yeah.
22:28All that kind of at the same time?
22:30At the same time, yes.
22:31They were all standing?
22:32Yes, ma'am.
22:33And you were standing behind them.
22:34Okay.
22:34What were, what were their clothes doing?
22:37Their clothes?
22:39Oh, I had, I had, I had, I had them, uh, drop their pants all the way to their waist,
22:44because
22:45it's not, they was not going to fill that paddle.
22:47Approximately how many times did you hit them?
22:49Uh, I whooped their, like, whooped on the butt, like, a couple times.
22:56Yeah.
22:56So then after that, were your plans to get back into doing the original work of your work?
23:01Were you going to have them help you, or what?
23:03I was going to have them help me, yes.
23:05That's why I told them, that's why I wanted one to go under the house and check the water.
23:10And what made the other two go?
23:12I don't know.
23:14I really, they probably just wanted to take, see how it was under there.
23:17Guillermo tries to claim that his plan was to let the teens go once he felt he'd taught
23:21them a lesson, and continues to insist that they left the park with him willingly in the
23:26first place.
23:27You're almost being honest.
23:28Here's what I know from the kids.
23:30You stood up in the park, you obviously talk about this kid's dad.
23:37Okay.
23:37And so you've admitted that in here already.
23:40You've got problems with this kid's dad and where he's from, and the attitude you portray
23:44this kid's dad coming from, Michicoan.
23:47Um, so you will approach the kid on the swing, which you said he's on the swing.
23:50Yeah.
23:51You slap him.
23:52They were both on the swing, yeah.
23:53Okay.
23:54You slap him.
23:55I did, I'll be honest.
23:56Okay.
23:56You start confronting him about his dad, like basically, hey, I'm going to teach you guys
23:59a lesson.
24:02Is that accurate?
24:03Yes, sir.
24:04And then you make these kids march to your grandma's house so that you know is empty.
24:07I, I, and that's the funny part, because, because I got a charge for kidnapping.
24:13Kidnapping, what's your understanding for kidnapping?
24:16It's, it's taking, being taken by force against your will, right?
24:22Uh, yeah, which is what you did when you made him leave that park.
24:25According to court records, Guillermo accepted a plea agreement and pled guilty to three counts
24:30of kidnapping in the first degree.
24:32Guillermo's flawed understanding of kidnapping aside, he was sentenced to three life sentences
24:37with the possibility of parole after five years to be served consecutively, making his
24:42total sentence life with the possibility of parole after 15 years.
24:46I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I,
24:46I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I,
24:46years.
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