BONIFAY, Fla.—Aubrey Gold, a veteran of more than 60 adult videos released between 2015 and 2018, was arrested this week in connection with the murder of a 51-year-old Dothan, Alabama, man, Raul Ambriz Guillen, who had been missing since around July 4.
Gold, according to her biography on the IMDB.com site, is also a native of Dothan, and is 23 years old. Since last appearing in porn two years ago, Gold has been arrested six times, according to a report by WTVY-TV in Dothan. Prior to her arrest in connection with the murder, she was awaiting a felony drug possession trial scheduled for November.
Last year, she was also hit with a charge of failing to appear in court to face a count of receiving stolen property, according to a Dothan Eagle report.
Guillen’s body was found in Graceville, Florida, near the Alabama state line about 200 miles south of Dothan, according to an Associated Press report. The AP also reported that Gold was the dead man’s girlfriend.
Her most recently listed Internet Adult Film Database credit is the New Sensations compilation 18 and Horny, in 2018. But according to information published by AVN.com, she appeared in the October 2019 Blazed Studios release It’s Not Cheating If She’s My Sister.
Her other credits include Aubrey Gold's Cruel Dominating Foot Worship, Girl Next Door Likes It Dirty 6, and The School of Hard Cocks.
Arrested along with Gold were Jeremie Odell Peters, 43, and William Shane Parker, 35. According to the charges as reported by WTVY, authorities believe that Parker killed Guillen, and has been charged with one count of murder.
Peters was charged with acting as accessory to murder, and with abuse of a corpse. Gold has been charged as a principal to the murder, and along with Parker is currently in Alabama awaiting extradition to Florida, the state where the murder appears to have taken place.
Peters is being held in Florida. Police say that evidence of a homicide was discovered at his home in Graceville. They say further evidence relating to the slaying was found at a second home along Highway 171 in Florida, but they have not specified the owner of that house, or the nature of the evidence.
Investigators have not stated any possible motive for the killing. But according to an earlier AP report, Guillen’s daughter Rosa Ambriz said that he phoned his ex-wife one day before his disappearance asking for money because “he was with people he believed to be dangerous, and he needed to get out of the situation.”
“We know my father was in danger,” Ambriz told The Dothan Eagle. “He asked my mother for money, but she had just moved, and her mind was focused on other things at the time. She just told my father he needed to get out of the situation he might be in for his safety.”
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