• Mollie Tibbetts' suspected killer reportedly used alias 'John Budd' at work

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    An illegal immigrant from Mexico accused of murdering 20-year-
    old Iowa college student Mollie Tibbetts over the summer
    reportedly went by a different name during his time working at a
    dairy farm.

    Cristhian Bahena Rivera, 24, was known as John Budd while he was
    employed at Yarrabee Farms, according to The Associated Press.

    Three individuals with information pertaining to the suspect’s
    employment confirmed the name used to hire and pay him during
    his time at the farm. They spoke on condition of anonymity
    because they were not authorized to release the information
    during an ongoing criminal investigation.

    Official government documents also showed the John Budd alias,
    one source told the outlet.

    News of the reported pseudonym comes weeks after Tibbetts’ body
    was found in an Iowa cornfield and Rivera was charged in her
    murder. She had been missing since July 18.

    Amid the Aug. 21st discovery, authorities said Rivera, who lived
    in the rural Poweshiek County area, was being held on a federal
    immigration detainer. He’s believed to have been in the area for
    four to seven years.

    Yarrabee Farms, which previously said Rivera was employed there
    for the past four years, would not confirm to The Associated
    Press whether or not he went by John Budd at work.

    Upon his hiring at the farm in 2014, Rivera showed an out-of-
    state photo I.D. and social security number, farm officials have
    said, adding that up until his apprehension, they thought the
    documents were his.

    FARM THAT HIRED CRISTHIAN RIVERA, MOLLIE TIBBETTS’ SUSPECTED
    KILLER, DID NOT USE E-VERIFY SYSTEM, OFFICIAL SAYS

    “We learned that our employee was not who he said he is,”
    Yarrabee Farms co-owner and manager Dane Lang said on Aug. 22.

    The farm followed legal requirements to examine the documents
    and determined "that they appeared genuine on their face and
    related to the person presenting them," Lori Chesser, an
    immigration employment lawyer advising the farm, told The
    Associated Press. "Questioning a name or other characteristic
    would violate the anti-discrimination provisions of the law."

    Over the course of his employment, the suspect also “was called
    and responded to the name he used in the hiring process,”
    Chesser said.

    The farm did not use a federal E-Verify check on Rivera, Lang
    previously said, clarifying an earlier comment that they had.
    The E-Verify system allows companies to confirm the identity and
    eligibility of employees to work in the U.S.

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    probably got his ID from Kalifornia
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    John Budd (LOL): who cares if business owners are Repubs or
    Dems: they need to stand trial for their greed.
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    And I'm sure that Mr. "Budd" paid his fair share of taxes during
    his (ILLEGAL) employment tenure in this country, right? I'm
    really curious as to what Mr. "Budd's" Social Security number
    supposedly is...
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    So according to social security records, some dude named John
    Budd moved to Iowa to work (and may even have voted for Hillary.)
    The real John Budd, a homeless dude, became John Doe when his
    body was found naked without an ID.

    http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/09/05/mollie-tibbetts-suspected- killer-reportedly-used-alias-john-budd-at-work.html
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