Discretion is advised.

This is 10-minute murder.

It was a chilly day, November 13, 2011, around 12 years ago.

In room number 19 at the El Morocco Hotel in Bakersfield,

a maintenance worker found a woman splayed on the bed, knives sticking out of her back.

This was 37-year-old Yvette Pina, mother of six children, living in a motel because she was

in a bit of a financial crunch.

Prosecutors in this case refused to release images of this particular crime.

It's rumored that it was so horrific and graphic in nature that it could permanently scar those who viewed the images.

Pena had been strangled and then tortured, with bruises and cuts everywhere.

She had multiple stab wounds on her back.

Police would arrest her killer five days later in his apartment, but what led the police

there?

How did they know where to look?

The man is Jamie Osuna, the notorious man with a thousand faces.

But who is Jamie Osuna?

Let's start from the beginning.

Born in March of 1988, Osuna was raised by his mother, Michelle, and stepfather Jeff.

He was repeatedly tied to a tree and whipped by his stepfather as a child. There was even a time

when his uncle threw a brick at him. His childhood was obviously incredibly abusive, which led to

his exposure of crime really early in life. Jamie was arrested at just 15 years old for assault

with a deadly weapon. But he later admitted that he was only eight or nine years old when he started killing animals.

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