2003 DOUBLE HOMICIDE - Brandon Rumbaugh and Lisa Gurrieri

It has been 18 years since two victims were found murdered in the back of a pickup truck in the area off of Bumblebee Road near Interstate 17.

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help in identifying the suspect. Yavapai Silent Witness is offering a $10,000.00 cash reward for information that leads to the arrest of the suspect in the 2003 double murder that occurred near Bumble Bee, Arizona.

On Friday, October 17, 2003, Brandon Rumbaugh and his girlfriend Lisa Gurrieri left Scottsdale, AZ for an overnight camping trip north of Phoenix. The couple borrowed a 2000 white Ford F-150 pick-up truck and were to return the following day. When the couple did not return, friends and family began to search. Later, the couple’s bodies were found shot to death lying in the bed of the borrowed pick-up. The pick-up was parked in a dirt parking area off Bumble Bee Road a short distance from Interstate 17.

1999 DOUBLE HOMICIDE - Rebecca Rubalcava and William Rodriguez

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating the suspect(s) involved in a 24-year-old double Homicide case. On April 23, 1999, the bodies of two homicide victims were found in a drainage ditch between the pull-out and the boundary fence off Highway 93, between the towns of Wickenburg and Wickieup. Both victims had gunshot wounds to the head. The victims were later identified as 39-year-old Mesa, AZ resident William Rodriguez and 20-year-old Phoenix resident Rebecca Rubalcava. Rodriguez was a Puerto Rican male five feet 10 inches tall, 175 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. He was also known as “Cuba” or Cubano.” Rubalcava was a white female five feet 7 inches tall, 140 pounds with brown hair and green eyes. She also sometimes went by Rebecca LaRue. The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Cold Case Unit continues to look for more leads in this case to help them bring justice to these victims and their families.

Anyone who provides information leading to an arrest in this case, could earn up to a $10,000 cash reward.

1989 HOMICIDE- Lisa Marie Kroll Wingo

Lisa Marie Wingo was just 24 years old when she became a homicide victim in January 1989. Lisa was an active, young mother of a one-year-old daughter. Ms. Wingo was last seen alive at her Phoenix residence the morning of January 9, 1989, and later reported missing to the Phoenix PD. Her body was found north of Lake Pleasant in Yavapai County on January 14, 1989. Death was by strangulation and prior to being discovered, possibly deceased for 3-4 days. At the time of Lisa’s disappearance, she was employed by Shanty’s Fish & Chips at Glendale and 55th Avenues. Ms. Wingo generally walked to the 27th Avenue bus, switched to the westbound bus at Glendale Avenue and continued on to her work. On January 9, according to bus drivers, Lisa did not ride either bus. Lisa was not opposed to catching a ride with someone, friend or stranger.

Investigators believe Lisa Wingo was taken against her will from the area of 2700 West Augusta in Phoenix and left at the Lake Pleasant area. On the evening prior to her disappearance, Lisa told a friend she felt like she was ‘being watched’. Some traceable evidence was found at the crime scene and investigators have interviewed and cleared several individuals. Lisa’s perpetrator(s) is still out there.

2009 HOMICIDE - Omar Solis

On November 1, 2009 at 10pm, Omar Solis left his home near 35th Avenue and Dunlap in Phoenix following a domestic disturbance. Solis was seen on foot leaving the area. His last known location was the Jack in the Box on N. 35th Avenue, Phoenix that same night. On December 20, 2009, hunters discovered a charred body in the Childs Power Plant area in Yavapai County. January 8, 2010, through dental records, the remains were officially identified as Solis’. Solis was married with a young child and worked delivering furniture. The victim was twenty-three years old at the time of the homicide.

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