The Brief The family of Jasmyne Garcia, who allegedly died at the hands of her husband, is trying to help her three surviving children, some of whom witnessed her brutal death. Morgan Hill police said her husband, Roy Anthony Lopez, 37, drove her to Good Samaritan Hospital about 9:20 a.m. and left her lifeless body in a parked car. Lopez was charged with murder after her son said his mother's face was  unrecognizable  after being beaten.



The family of a 34-year-old Morgan Hill woman, who allegedly died at the hands of her husband, is trying to help her three surviving children, some of whom witnessed her brutal death.

Family needs help for 3 children

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Jasmyne Garcia via GoFundMe

Jorge Garcia started a GoFundMe for Jasmyne Garcia, who died on Oct. 3. The medical examiner has not yet publicly identified her, but court documents also reference her name.

Morgan Hill police said her husband, Roy Anthony Lopez, 37, drove her to Good Samaritan Hospital about 9:20 a.m. and left her lifeless body in a parked car. She was given care but died at the scene, police said.

Lopez allegedly confessed to killing his wife, police said this week, and has subsequently been charged with murder and child endangerment.

Lopez did not enter a plea and was ordered to return to court on Dec. 15. The judge issued domestic violence protective orders forbidding Lopez from having any contact with his three children, the Mercury News reported.

Face  unrecognizable'

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According to a probable cause statement written by Detective Kyle Tolentino, Lopez allegedly  savagely beat  his wife so that she was  unrecognizable. 

The couple's 6-year-old child witnessed the attack, the Mercury News reported. Their 3-year-old was also there.

Lopez is also accused of assaulting his 14-year-old stepson.

The teen told investigators that on Oct. 2, Lopez had been drinking alcohol and slammed him against his bed multiple times after the boy had asked him if he could ride a bicycle with a friend, according to the probable cause statement.

When the boy returned home late that night, he told police
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