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New Details Released About Pair Nabbed In PA For Brutal Killing Of NY Mom

Details have been released about the duo arrested in Pennsylvania in connection with the brutal killing of a New York mom, US Marshal Service told Daily Voice on Monday, March 25. 

Halley Tejada (bottom left) and Kensly Alston (bottom right) who are accused of killing Nadia Vitels (top), stuffing her in a duffle bag, shoving it in a closet, stealing her Lexus, and crashing the car in Pennsylvania.

Halley Tejada (bottom left) and Kensly Alston (bottom right) who are accused of killing Nadia Vitels (top), stuffing her in a duffle bag, shoving it in a closet, stealing her Lexus, and crashing the car in Pennsylvania.

Photo Credit: Facebook/Nadia Vitels @nadia.vitels (top); Dauphin County Prison (bottom)
Nadia Vitels who was found brutally murdered and stuffed in a duffle bag in an NYC apartment. 

Nadia Vitels who was found brutally murdered and stuffed in a duffle bag in an NYC apartment. 

Photo Credit: Facebook/Nadia Vitels @nadia.vitels
Nadia Vitels and her dog.

Nadia Vitels and her dog.

Photo Credit: Facebook/Nadia Vitels @nadia.vitels

Nadia Vitels was violently attacked in a NYC apartment, stuffed into a duffle bag, and shoved into a small closet by squatters, according to the NYPD. 

The US Marshals Service Fugitive Task Force of the Middle District of Pennsylvania believes those squatters are, Halley Tejada, age 19, and Kensly Alston, age 16, who crashed her Lexus in the 5000 block of Jonestown Road in Lower Paxton Township around 4:26 p.m. on Wednesday, March 13.

USMS explained that as NYPD previously asserted, the pair were seen on security footage leaving the apartment and getting in her Lexus.

The pair was taken into in the 200 block of Liberty Court, York, Pennsylvania, on charges of receiving stolen property, according to USMS and PA court documents. 

"Both Halley Tejada and Kensly Alston waived their extradition from York County to Dauphin County, Pa., where they will both be arraigned on the RSP charges and face possible extradition back to N.Y.," USMS stated in a release.

Tejada was held on $50,000 bail and Alston was denied bail, according to their Pennsylvania court dockets. 

No homicide charges have been filed — in either state — against Tejada or Alston as of 5 p.m. Monday but a bench warrant for them was issued and an order for extradition was granted on Tuesday, March 26, according to prison and court records in PA. 

Editor's Note: This article was updated to include additional information found in court and prison records. 

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