In 2021, after spending a some years in prison, housed alone due to how dangerous he is, was given a cellmate. Unfortunately for Louis Romero, this would prove to be a fatal error on the DOC.

As Osuna stated to the judge, he would not stop torturing and killing. And the first opportunity that he had to do so, he took. It is unclear in what order Osuna tortured Romero, but this had to have taken hours.

This gets kind of graphic, so, beware...

Osuna, using a make shift knife, which he had a history of making, sliced open a section of Romero's skin at his rib cage, removed the section of ribs, and removed a part of his lung. He removed fingers, and an ear. He also completely decapitated Romero.

The guards, when they finally found the scene, were shocked at what they'd uncovered.

There is also evidence that the guards were doctoring their rounds paperwork, as both men were marked as alive and well after the time in which Romero was already dead.

The guards at this prison are grossly at fault for this man's murder. Like I said, this had to have taken hours to do. Which means one of two things. Either the guards knew about it and let it happen, or, the guards did not do their checks like they are supposed to be doing. And since their paperwork states that both men were alive when that is obviously not the case, it is more likely that they were derelict in their duties and through their neglect, Louis Romero lost his life.

Upon the discovery of Romero's remains, Osuna was found bathed in blood and wearing the parts of Romero's body that he had removed as a necklace.

Romero had been in the cell with Osuna less than 24 hours prior to his death.

Many people ignore the crimes that go on in prisons, and, by admission, some of them should be ignored.

But this man didn't deserve to be killed like this. Louis Romero's family is suing the prison and its officials for his wrongful death and they have a great claim against them.

In Louis Romero's murder, Osuna was declared incompetent to stand trial, having been diagnosed with Schizophrenia, Boarderline Personality Disorder, and Antisocial Personality Disorder.