Research documented Goodyear homicide cases and deaths subject to murder prosecutions. Browse named victims, reported locations, cold-case appeals and dated court updates, with links to the evidence behind each record.
The current collection spans 2013–2026 and includes the Jaguar Williams house-party shooting, the John “Johnny” Jones cold-case investigation and the Maraventano family killings. John Jones’s record uses the date his remains were found, rather than claiming the killing happened that day.
Court history matters here. Reno Caddo’s record includes a September 2026 guilty plea. Megan Maiorana’s case began with a murder indictment but later resulted in a reported manslaughter plea. Sanaa Cunningham’s record describes a disputed murder prosecution, an undetermined medical manner of death and a 2026 mistrial; it does not imply a conviction.
Read Jaguar Williams’s record · Read Reno Caddo’s court update
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Search by victim, year, street or incident type. Discovery dates are labeled. Written locations are supported by reporting; exact map coordinates have not been verified.
Silent Witness case 2026-4577 requests information; the reviewed page does not establish a conviction.
Silent Witness source ↗September 16, 2026 report: Glynn Peaches pleaded guilty to second-degree murder at a September 14 hearing. Sentencing was scheduled for November 9.
FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗ FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗July 8, 2024 report: Michael Gelleny faced first-degree murder and evidence-tampering charges; charges are not convictions.
FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗May 13, 2025 report: Anthony Maiorana pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received a 10-year prison sentence. This is not a murder conviction.
Maricopa County Attorney source ↗ FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗ KTAR source ↗July 1, 2026: Goodyear police sought information about his whereabouts between April and September 2023.
Arizona’s Family source ↗June 29, 2022 report: Dulcenia Edwards had been arrested on a second-degree murder allegation.
FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗June 30, 2023 update: Goodyear police announced the arrest of Angel Vidales-Hernandez in the homicide.
FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗September 17, 2021 report: police had announced two arrests on murder-related allegations; no later disposition established here.
KTAR source ↗ FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗February 4, 2019 report: MCSO was seeking Melkyseddek Munoz-Garcia in connection with her murder; current disposition not established.
FOX 10 Phoenix source ↗March 8, 2019 report: Jeffrey Taylor had been arrested on March 1 on murder, robbery and related allegations.
KTAR source ↗April 13, 2026: a mistrial was declared without prejudice, not a dismissal or conviction. Later court disposition has not been verified for this record.
KTAR source ↗ Arizona’s Family source ↗December 12, 2016: prosecutors reported a 25-year prison sentence for Eugene Maraventano on two counts of second-degree murder.
Maricopa County Attorney source ↗ Dignity Memorial source ↗December 12, 2016: prosecutors reported a 25-year prison sentence for Eugene Maraventano on two counts of second-degree murder.
Maricopa County Attorney source ↗ Dignity Memorial source ↗Browse the years represented in the current directory. These are counts of records documented on this site, not official annual Goodyear homicide totals.
The John Jones and Jaguar Williams sources request information. Other records include arrests, murder convictions, a guilty plea awaiting sentencing as of its source date, a manslaughter outcome and a mistrial. Those categories are not interchangeable. A dated report does not establish that no later development has occurred.
This collection draws on Silent Witness case material, Maricopa County Attorney releases and established local reporting. Victim identity, date basis, reported location and classification are checked individually. An official murder charge can support inclusion while the record clearly states disputed or undetermined findings and later court outcomes.
No. These 13 victim records are an initial researched collection, not an official total or a complete historical census.
No map pins have been assigned yet. Each record gives the location described in the source, but precise scene coordinates have not been verified.
Homicide means one person caused another person’s death. Murder is a criminal legal classification. Case cards preserve distinctions such as homicide investigation, murder charge, conviction, unsolved case and murder-suicide rather than treating them as interchangeable.
Sources include Silent Witness, the Maricopa County Attorney, Arizona’s Family, FOX 10 Phoenix and KTAR. A funeral-home obituary corroborates the Maraventano victims’ ages. Each record links to its supporting sources.