Berwyn woman faces murder, kidnapping charges in car salesman's death

Rosie Chavez, 46, is accused of first-degree murder and kidnapping in the death of Crisoforo Osorio-Gonzalez, 36, whose body was found in a Little Village alley Feb. 13.

By Sun-Times Wire

The glass entrance of the George N. Leighton Criminal Court Building. — Rosie Chavez, a 46-year-old Berwyn resident, is facing a first-degree murder charge as well as a felony count of kidnapping using force or a threat of force, according to police.

A Berwyn woman is facing murder and kidnapping charges in the death of a Rockford man.

Rosie Chavez, 46, is facing a first-degree murder charge as well as a felony count of kidnapping using force or a threat of force, police said.

Police found Crisoforo Osorio-Gonzalez, 36, dead in a Little Village alley near the 3600 block of West 26th Street on Feb. 13. Police say Chavez kidnapped the Rockford car salesman during a test drive and later killed him.

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A GoFundMe was created to cover funeral costs for Osorio-Gonzalez. It raised a little more than $3,600 of the $15,000 goal by Sunday evening.

“We are all devastated by the loss of Crisóforo,” wrote an organizer of the fundraiser. “We want to give Cris the tribute he deserves, honor his memory and say goodbye for the last time.”

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Berwyn woman faces murder, kidnapping charges in death of Rockford car salesman

Rosie Chavez, 46, is accused of first-degree murder and kidnapping in the death of Crisoforo Osorio-Gonzalez, 36, whose body was found in a Little Village alley Feb. 13.