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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is there any background on the au pair? What country is she from and does her family have money? Will she have a public defender or will the husband pay for a lawyer?[/quote]

Her last name is Portuguese (Magellan). So I’m assuming she is likely Brazilian, otherwise Portuguese given that more au pairs seem to come from South America than Europe.

There is a lot of smoke, but behind it all, there is a husband and a young au pair in the house. All my Agatha Christie experience says that they were plotting to get rid of the wife.

I think that they planned to frame Ryan for the stabbing of the wife. They stabbed her, got Ryan to arrive on the scene, and were going to use the wife and Ryan’s purported history together as motive. Perhaps they meant to kill Ryan, but they may have just wanted him to be framed. But something went wrong and the au pair shot him. That would explain them not having their story straight when they called 911.

Pp who said the police want the au pair to give up the husband for killing Christine is probably correct. Once she gives up the husband, they can reduce her charge to manslaughter and charge the husband with murder one. [/quote]

I’m going to amend my earlier post and suggest that perhaps the husband and au pair intended to frame both victims - to suggest the scenario that JR stabbed Christine and Christine shot and killed JR in self defense. No loose ends. The au pair and husband would have taken pains to establish they were out of the house when this happens. Were they relying on each other for alibi?

But then something went wrong. Did the husband or au pair have any injuries? Perhaps JR defended himself and the au pair shot him. Or perhaps they made a mistake and shot JR from a distance/angle that would have been impossible for Christine to have done. Whatever it was, it didn’t go to plan, thus the confused phone call by the au pair. Perhaps they decided that the husband was savvier and less likely to cave under police pressure, so he said he was the one who pulled the trigger to keep the au pair out of tough interrogation.

The au pair remaining in the house afterwards was the reddest of red flags.  [/quote]

This all seems plausible. Friends noted he had martial arts training and was a fitness enthusiast, maybe it did not go down as planned if he fought for his life?

Au pair also had some traffic charges in 10/22 in VA.

Fairfax County General District Court

Case #: GC23138078-00
Defendant: PERES MAGALHAES, JULIANA
Offense Date: 02/24/2023
Hearing: 01/17/2024
Charge: MURDER: 2ND DEGREE
Code Section: 18.2-32
Fairfax County General District Court

Case #: GC23138081-00
Defendant: PERES MAGALHAES, JULIANA
Offense Date: 02/24/2023
Hearing: 01/17/2024
Charge: USE FIREARM IN FELONY 1ST OFF
Code Section: 18.2-53.1
Fairfax County General District Court

Case #: GT22100451-00
Defendant: PERES MAGALHAES, JULIANA
Offense Date: 10/08/2022
Hearing: 11/16/2022
Amended Charge: FAIL PAY FULL TIME AND ATTN
Amended Code Section: 82-4-24
Fairfax County General District Court

Case #: GT22100452-00
Defendant: PERES MAGALHAES, JULIANA
Offense Date: 10/08/2022
Hearing: 11/16/2022
Charge: NO DRIVERS LICENSE
Code Section: 46.2-300
Fairfax County General District Court

Case #: GC23138078-00
Defendant: PERES-MAGALHAES,JULIANA
Offense Date: 02/24/2023
Hearing: 01/17/2024
Charge: MURDER: 2ND DEGREE
Code Section: 18.2-32
Fairfax County General District Court

Case #: GC23138081-00
Defendant: PERES-MAGALHAES,JULIANA
Offense Date: 02/24/2023
Hearing: 01/17/2024
Charge: USE FIREARM IN FELONY 1ST OFF
Code Section: 18.2-53.1

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