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Aurora man receives 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to burglary, attempted aggravated sexual assault · Kendall County News - Shaw Local

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  Speaker 1: Aurora man receives ten years in prison after pleading guilty
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  Speaker 1: to burglary attempted aggravated sexual assault. Written by Eric Schlkoff,
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  Speaker 1: This article is being read by an automated voice brought
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  Speaker 1: to you by Everlett. An Aurora man has been sentenced
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  Speaker 1: to ten years in prison after pleading guilty to residential
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  Speaker 1: burglary and attempted aggravated criminal sexual assault. Eduardo Hernandez Maravillo,
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  Speaker 1: thirty six, will be required to serve at least fifty
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  Speaker 1: percent of his ten year sentence before he is eligible
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  Speaker 1: for mandatory supervised release. According to a news release from
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  Speaker 1: the Kendall County State's Attorney's Office, Kendall County Chief Judge
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  Speaker 1: Stephen Krentz handed down the sentence. In addition, Hernandez Maravillo
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  Speaker 1: will be required to register under the Sex Offender Registration Act.
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  Speaker 1: Each charge is a Class one felony, carrying a poppossible
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  Speaker 1: sentence of four to fifteen years in prison. The news
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  Speaker 1: release said charges were filed against Hernandez Maravillo from an
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  Speaker 1: incident which began in Oswego in June twenty twenty five,
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  Speaker 1: when he selected a group of much younger women to
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  Speaker 1: approach at a local restaurant, bat Prarn. The news release
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  Speaker 1: said Hernandez Maravillo lingered around the group through the evening,
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  Speaker 1: including while they waited for their ride share to go home.
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  Speaker 1: The release said, unbeknownst to the women, Hernandez Maravio followed
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  Speaker 1: the group to a home in unincorporated Kendall County. He
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  Speaker 1: was discovered uninvited inside the home where the group of
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  Speaker 1: women were staying and began making repeated attempts to sexually
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  Speaker 1: assault one of the women before fleeing the area on foot.
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  Speaker 1: The release said the Kendall County Sheriff's Office investigated the incident,
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  Speaker 1: including extensive canvassing of the surrounding neighborhood and reviewing video
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  Speaker 1: provided from the Oswego Police Department, as well as statements
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  Speaker 1: from witnesses at the scene. The release said the canvassing
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  Speaker 1: yielded several home security videos showing Hernandez Maravillo loitering in
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  Speaker 1: the neighborhood for over two hours around the time he
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  Speaker 1: entered the women's residence, as well as running from the
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  Speaker 1: scene of the assault. The release said. DNA evidence also
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  Speaker 1: linked Hernandez Maravillo to the crime scene. Authority said Hernanez
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  Speaker 1: Maravillo was identified, charged and taken into custody shortly after
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  Speaker 1: the crime, where he has remained since his arrest. This
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  Speaker 1: case exemplifies the nightmare that young women are raised to
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  Speaker 1: fear every day. Kendall County State's Attorney Eric Wise said
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  Speaker 1: in the release, I commend the women in this case
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  Speaker 1: for their bravery and vigilance that both kept them safe
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  Speaker 1: and helped ensure Hernandez Maravillo would face prison where he
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  Speaker 1: cannot continue these acts. He thanked the Kendall County Sheriff's
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  Speaker 1: Office for its investigation, as well as the victim's neighbors,
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  Speaker 1: who provided home security footage to help identify Hernandez Maravillo.
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  Speaker 1: It shows that home security devices are important to protect
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  Speaker 1: one's family, but also to protect one's community. Wise said.
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  Speaker 1: The case was prosecuted by Weiss and Assistant States Attorney
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  Speaker 1: Natalie Miller. Hernandez Maravilla was represented by attorney Chris Roski