Las Vegas Woman Accused in Ex-Husband's Mexico Disappearance: A Web of Chilling Allegations Unravels

The disappearance of Jaime Olmeda in Mexico over a year ago has been a haunting mystery for his family, but new details emerging from a Las Vegas courtroom paint an increasingly grim and chilling picture. At the heart of this unfolding tragedy is Valerie June Cincinelli, a Las Vegas woman and Olmeda's ex-wife, now facing serious accusations of orchestrating his murder. It’s a story that feels straight out of a suspense novel, yet sadly, it's very real for those involved, with every new revelation adding another layer of despair and disbelief.

Back in late October 2022, Olmeda vanished after what should have been a simple visit with his daughter. He was last seen on October 29th, and Cincinelli, who had been in Mexico with their child, left for Las Vegas just two days later. What followed was a disturbing pattern of behavior: initially, she reported him missing, a seemingly concerned act. However, her narrative quickly shifted, alleging he was a drug trafficker who had simply run off. This sudden change in story, naturally, raised more than a few eyebrows, especially given the rapid pace of events.

But the alleged machinations didn't stop there. Court documents suggest Cincinelli was aggressively attempting to profit from Olmeda's absence. We're talking about attempts to access his bank accounts, trying to offload his properties, and even allegedly seeking a death certificate for him. It's almost as if, according to prosecutors, she was trying to tie up loose ends and gain financially from a situation that, for his family, was nothing short of a nightmare. These actions, if proven, certainly hint at a motive far darker than simple neglect or concern.

The most unsettling accusations, however, come directly from an FBI affidavit, detailing a truly sinister plot. Investigators allege that Cincinelli, along with her current husband, John Blazevic – who is currently detained in Mexico – discussed hiring "sicarios," or hitmen, to "take care of" Olmeda. The alleged method of disposal sounds like something out of a crime thriller: dissolve the body in a barrel of acid. One can only imagine the horror of Olmeda's family as these details surface, revealing a truly callous disregard for human life and dignity. It's a level of premeditation that sends shivers down your spine.

According to the court papers, Cincinelli allegedly confided in a confidential informant (CI) that she and Blazevic had indeed paid these hitmen a sum, reportedly $5,000, to make Olmeda disappear. She even allegedly described Olmeda as being "chopped up in pieces" and dissolved. Her apparent concern wasn't about the act itself, but rather about leaving fingerprints, and a chilling belief that Mexican authorities wouldn't be able to touch her once she was back on U.S. soil. This confidence, sadly for her, seems to have been misplaced, as the FBI's involvement clearly indicates otherwise.

The legal process against Cincinelli is ongoing here in Las Vegas, where she is currently out on bond. Meanwhile, Blazevic remains in custody south of the border. This entire saga underscores the profound pain and relentless pursuit of justice by Olmeda's family, who simply want answers and closure. As more facts continue to emerge, the case against Valerie June Cincinelli casts a long, dark shadow, a stark reminder of how deeply human relationships can sometimes unravel into something truly unimaginable and tragic.