While the narratives secured on Dateline are continually upsetting and frightening, the homicide of Jesse Valencia is an especially chilling case.

His fierce killing, the ensuing examination, and a definitive preliminary of his executioner will be highlighted on the April 24 scene of the hit analytical arrangement, and you will have a hard time believing how everything turns out.

In 2004, while Valencia was a lesser at the University of Missouri, he was discovered dead outside of his off-grounds habitation. The fierce idea of his homicide had police promptly presuming that Valencia's executioner knew him very well.

The chase to discover Valencia's executioner would lead the police to associating one with their own, and the examination would match that of a film plot.

What happened to Jesse Valencia?

On June 5, 2004, Jesse Valencia was discovered dead on a yard situated close to the University of Missouri grounds. The 23-year-old was a lesser at the college, and he had been dwelling alone in an off-grounds home close by. Valencia's throat was cut so seriously that the blade hit his spine.

That morning, Jesse Valencia's mom, Linda Valencia, had felt uncomfortable with where her child was. She hadn't got notification from him in over a day, which was bizarre. In spite of the fact that she lived in Kentucky, the two talked almost consistently.

Her sister later revealed to her the awful news about his demise.

Jesse Valencia's neighbors later revealed that they heard contending at around 4 a.m. in the condo on the morning when his body was found.

After police talked with Jesse Valencia's companions, one of his sentimental accomplices, Andrew Schermerhorn, had something fascinating to state.

He guaranteed that Valencia had been having an illicit relationship with a cop, and that the two had a dropping out on the grounds that Valencia was taking steps to uncover the relationship. Since the cop was hitched and had a little youngster, he supposedly had a great deal to lose if the issue was exposed.

When Schermerhorn went to the police headquarters, he distinguished Columbia patrolman Steven Rios as the man who Valencia was participating in a relationship with. Strangely, Rios had been one of the individuals to recognize Valencia after his body was found.

In April of 2004, Valencia and Rios initially met when the official separated a local gathering on the University of Missouri grounds. At the point when Valencia approached if there was reasonable justification for the police to be there, he was captured.

The two inevitably struck up their undertaking after Rios continued discovering motivations to examine Valencia regarding the capture. At the point when he didn't excuse the charges against Valencia, the undergrad lost control. That is the point at which he supposedly took steps to uncover his sentiment with the cop.

Rios admitted to the issue, however denied that he was the executioner. Police discovered Rios' arm hair on Valencia's body.

The examiners later established that Rios directed a strangle hold on Valencia so as to limit him while he was getting executed. This strangle hold was instructed during Columbia police preparing.

Rios was captured.

In 2005, Steven Rios was sentenced for first-degree murder. The choice was later toppled, however upon a 2009 retrial, he was by and by saw as liable, yet this time, for the lesser allegation of second-degree murder. He was condemned to 30 years for the second-degree murder allegation, and for a long time for equipped criminal activity. He is as of now carrying out the punishments simultaneously.

Rios has kept up his honesty in the years since he went to jail.

Where is Jesse Valencia's mother, Linda Valencia, today?

All through Rios' different preliminaries, one staple in the court was Linda Valencia. Per her Facebook page, Linda Valencia is separated and living in Kentucky. She is likewise a grandma to Jesse Valencia's sisters' kids.

In 2015, she mentioned that the photographs of Jesse Valencia that she provided for police during their examination be come back to her. She said that her home had torched in 2013, and that those photographs were a portion of the main ones she had left of her late child.

Per the Columbia Missourian, Linda Valencia simply needed to keep her child's memory buzzing with the photographs. She additionally mentioned his PC since it contained some close to home sections about his life and more photographs. Proof utilized during an examination is commonly not discharged back to general society.

"I've cried an excessive number of tears over this. Furthermore, I'll most likely need to cry some more," she said per the Columbia Missourian.

Linda Valencia will likewise be giving her side of the story and some understanding with regards to who her child was to Dateline correspondent Keith Morrison.