The Murder of Lesbia Ramirez Guerra

Lesbia Mileth Ramirez Guerra was last seen on surveillance footage entering her home on Adams Court in Waldorf on the evening of March 31, 2025. She never left. Her boyfriend, Keycy Robinson Alexi Barrera-Rosa, reported her missing to the Charles County Sheriff's Office on April 2, claiming she had disappeared. Detectives who responded quickly determined the circumstances were suspicious. A search warrant was executed at the home. Lesbia was not there. During that search, investigators found federal documents belonging to Barrera-Rosa that appeared to be fraudulent. The Charles County Sheriff's Office contacted ICE, which confirmed the documents were forged. Barrera-Rosa was taken into custody by ICE Baltimore agents on April 5 on unrelated immigration charges.

Witnesses reported a violent argument between Lesbia and Barrera-Rosa in the early morning hours of April 1. Surveillance footage from that afternoon showed Barrera-Rosa retrieving a large plastic bin from a backyard shed and placing it in his truck. Cellular data confirmed he then traveled to Prince George's County and met his uncle, Rolvin Eduardo Barrera-Barrera, at a construction site in Glen Dale. The two then drove together to a secluded wooded area near Cedarville State Park.

In a police interview, Barrera-Barrera told detectives that Barrera-Rosa had confessed to strangling Lesbia and asked for help concealing her body. Barrera-Barrera stated that Lesbia was already dead and inside a plastic bin in the truck when they met. He admitted to helping bury the body. On April 17 and 18, 2025, detectives using that information, along with the cellular tower data, located Lesbia's body buried in a plastic bin at the location described, consistent with where phone records showed the two men had been on April 1.