18-year-old Pedro Bravo was charged with Depriving a Victim of Medical Care in relation to the case of missing Miami teen Christian Aguilar in Gainesville. (Source: Alachua County Jail)18-year-old Pedro Bravo was charged with Depriving a Victim of Medical Care in relation to the case of missing Miami teen Christian Aguilar in Gainesville. (Source: Alachua County Jail)
GAINESVILLE (CBSMiami) – The South Florida teen accused of killing his friend in Gainesville has been indicted.
A Grand Jury in Gainesville indicted Pedro Bravo on Monday for kidnapping and first degree murder of University of Florida freshman Christian Aguilar.
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Bravo and Aguilar were last seen together walking into a Best Buy on Thursday, September 20th. Aguilar disappeared that night.
READ MORE: Black Friday Shoppers Out Early Hoping To Score DealsThe following Saturday, Bravo, 18, was named a person of interest in the case.
Police said he told them he beat up Christian and then left him in a parking lot.
On Friday, September 28th, police charged Bravo with Aguilar’s murder.
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