A man from New Mexico has been given a 35-year prison sentence after admitting to killing two people in 2021. Shilo Aaron Oldrock, aged 30, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and voluntary manslaughter in federal court.
According to court documents, Oldrock was drinking and using methamphetamine with the two victims, identified as P.S. and E.B., on the night of the first death on January 29, 2021. The victims got into an argument, and P.S. was injured. Instead of helping, Oldrock decided to kill P.S. by hitting him on the head with a metal iron. He then burned P.S.’s body to hide the evidence. P.S. was reported missing and remained on the FBI’s list of missing Native Americans in New Mexico for two years.
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Almost eight months later, Oldrock attacked the second victim, E.B., stabbing him multiple times and then decapitating him with an axe. Covered in blood, Oldrock flagged down a car and confessed to the driver that he had murdered someone and placed the victim’s head in a wood stove.
Oldrock admitted to authorities that he had killed both P.S. and E.B. In his plea agreement, he stated that he killed E.B. because he was afraid E.B. would harm him after witnessing P.S.’s murder.
FBI Special Agent Raul Bujanda commented on the sentencing, saying, “The reasons behind these violent acts may be difficult to understand, but our message is clear: the FBI and its partners will thoroughly investigate and prosecute those who show such a careless disregard for innocent lives.”
Oldrock’s brutal crimes have shocked the community and highlight the need for justice and protection of vulnerable individuals. The lengthy prison sentence serves as a reminder that such violent acts will not be tolerated and that law enforcement agencies are committed to ensuring the safety of the public.
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