HUSBAND ACCUSED OF STRANGLING WIFE TO DEATH IN LUXURY HOME

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Luis Romero-Moran, 46, is charged with murdering his wife Zoranllilis Cadena Cambar, 41, by way of strangulation. Zoranllilis was murdered on December 27, 2021 in Doral, Florida.

Luis and his wife got into an argument. The next day, Luis followed his wife to work in a gated community where she worked as a house keeper in a luxury home. 

Luis allegedly went into the home with his wife and strangled her to death with a large zip tie. Luis then left the crime scene. Another worker found Zoranllilis dead with the zip tie still around her neck. 

Luis allegedly called his family members and confessed to them that he murdered his wife. Luis then walked into a police station on his own free will and told cops that he murdered his wife. 

Luis was arrested and charged with murder.   

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