Accused salon murderer smoked crack during assaults, court documents allege

But we begin with the latest on the investigation into the suspect charged with murdering a woman at a Philadelphia salon. That man is also charged with sexually assaulting two other women there. Yeah, court documents reveal new information about what happened the day those women were attacked. Back to you, reporter Corey Davis, live now in East Mount Airy, outside that salon where people are gathering now to remember the victims, Corey. Brian is there right now. The vigil is getting underway for the victim who lost her life. They're beginning the process of talking about her and remembering her life in front of the salon where investigators say she was murdered. And those court documents, very telling where the suspect is accused of using crack during the assault. Action News has learned from newly released court documents that Jamal Pistoria is accused of lighting a crack pipe and smoking it during the horrific November 2nd murder and sexual assault of employees at a beauty salon in East Mount Airy. The 33-year-old seen here in a new mugshot was arrested four days after the incident while police say he was on a SEPTA bus at Broad and South Streets in Center City. I will never forget. The husband of murder victim Bayaniri, Ophelia Hernandez Camillo, telling our partners at Univision that he misses his wife, they translated his response from Spanish to English. I don't know what to say. She was everything for me and my sons. Court documents revealed that officers retraced Pastoria's movements starting one hour before they say he entered the Abba Blessed Beauty Salon at Stanton Avenue near Washington Lane. Investigators say Pistorio was recorded by 19 cameras at seven nearby intersections either before or after the incident. We now know he was first spotted by a camera at Haines and Worcester Streets, half a mile from the business not far from his home. Pistorio walked several blocks and went into this breezeway behind the salon where they say he remained for a minute and a half and then walked around to the front door. That's when investigators say he lost... Three female employees in a back room with him for six terrifying minutes. Police say Pastoria shot Hernandez Camillo once in the head, forced one of the women to perform sexual acts on him while pistol-whipping her and a third victim. The two survivors fought back and escaped. And back live here, that breezeway we mentioned earlier is where investigators say Pastoria stayed for seven minutes after leaving the salon. He only left that breezeway when officers actually began arriving to the scene. He left a hooded jacket in that alleyway that investigators say they eventually collected. We're also being told that they still aren't sure exactly where he was during the four days of that manhunt of trying to find him. In the meantime, right now, the vigil continues, remembering the victim who lost her life during that horrific incident. Reporting live here in East Mount Airy, Corey Davis, Channel 6 Action News. Brian, it really was a horrific ordeal. You're right, Corey, thank you.