CANYON COUNTY, Idaho — Nampa Police say a second sister is now in custody linked to the death of 19-year-old Jade Aliyah Ramirez who was hit by a car and killed in a Nampa parking lot in July.
18-year-old Alissa Huerta was arrested for first-degree murder two days after the incident that was originally reported as a hit and run. Now, prosecutors are charging Huerta's sister in the case, 20-year-old Hannah Lee Huerta.
According to Nampa Police, Hannah had "engaged in extensive threatening communications with the victim via social media platforms," and found that she "played an active role in soliciting and facilitating the confrontation that resulted in the death of Ramirez."
Officials shared that Hannah also was involved with creating the location where they would meet, and advised Alissa to hit Ramirez.
WATCH | Hours of testimony focused on what happened inside and outside Alissa Huerta’s car before Ramirez was struck
Hannah was arrested on Friday without incident and will face a charge of solicitation to commit murder in the first degree. She is being held at the Ada County Jail at this time.
Anyone with relevant information to this case is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 208-343-COPS or leave a tip at www.343COPS.com.
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