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Three generations of California family including tiny baby wiped out in violent triple murder as police arrest migrant previously deported three times

Joaquin Escoto, 28, allegedly committed the horrific murder spree on the morning of May 28, in Modesto, California

Escoto an undocumented migrant who was previously deported three times has been accused of fatally stabbing a young woman, her two-week-old son and the grandmother of the infant

Victims were identified as Fabiola Gonzalez-Nunez, 23, her two-week-old son, Mateo Gonzalez, and her her mother, Maria Sylvia Nunez-Villalobos, 54

Escoto is charged with three counts of murder, use of a deadly weapon, willful cruelty to a child, and charges related to an outstanding DUI warrant

Fabiola Gonzalez-Nunez, [left], her mother, Maria Sylvia Nunez-Villalobos, [right], and two–week-old son were killed on May 28 in a knife attack, allegedly the father of her two children, Joaquin Escoto, a thrice-deported undocumented migrant

A migrant who was deported three times has been accused of fatally stabbing a young woman, her infant and her mother.
The sole surviving member of the household hosting the Mexican born suspect reportedly, is a three year-old now in the custody of Child Protective Services.
Joaquin Escoto allegedly committed the horrific murder spree on the morning of May 28 in Modesto, California, a city east of San Francisco, according to the Modesto Police Department. 
The victims Fabiola Gonzalez-Nunez, 23, her mother, Maria Sylvia Nunez-Villalobos, 54, and her two-week-old son, Mateo Gonzalez, were identified by family members.
Investigators who believe the suspect lived in the home with the victims said this was an isolated incident.
Escoto, 28 a Mexican national born in Jalisco, was deported from the U.S. three times and arrested for driving under the influence once before he was arrested again in June for another DUI, records show..
Law enforcement sources also revealed Escoto was deported from the US three times, and when ICE attempted to deport him again after a DUI arrest last year, the federal agency was stymied by California’s sanctuary law. 

Escoto’s third alleged victim was two-week-old Mateo Gonzalez [photo]. The suspect who lived with the family, is believed to have been in a relationship with Gonzalez-Nunez and the father of the infant 

Modesto police found the new mom dead ‘with multiple stab wounds,’ after responding to a 911 call around 9.20am last Thursday. 
Officers then found the victim’s 54-year-old mother who had been stabbed to death as well. They also found the two-week-old ‘suffering from apparent stab wounds,’ according to the department. 
The infant was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
A surviving three-year-old was located in the house and brought to a hospital as well for evaluation. The toddler was then placed in the custody of Child Protective Services.
The Modesto Police Department said investigators believe Escoto was in a relationship with Gonzalez-Nunez and that he was the father of the murdered infant and the toddler. He is also believed to have lived with the family. 

On May 28 morning, Modesto police responding to the 1600 block of Monterey Avenue discovered an unresponsive young female. She’d suffered multiple stab wounds. There was also an older female victim as well as an infant, both died from apparent stab wounds

Modesto Police Department said investigators believe Escoto who lived with the family. was in a relationship with Gonzalez-Nunez and that he was the father of her infant and toddler. He was arrested in the neighborhood and charged with three counts of homicide

Preliminary investigation according to police, determined Escoto was likely still in the area and established a perimeter.
Law enforcement placed a nearby elementary school on lockdown ‘as a precaution.
Eventually officers found the suspect hiding in a nearby residence and taken into custody.’ 
He was charged with three counts of murder, enhancement charges for multiple murders and use of a deadly weapon, willful cruelty to a child, and charges related to a prior DUI warrant he was wanted for, according to jail records. 
Escoto was booked into the Stanislaus County Jail, where he is being held without bond. His court date for the DUI charges was scheduled for Monday. No court date has yet been set for the murder and child cruelty charges, according to jail records.

The victims’ family said the infant’s grandmother Maria Sylvia Nunez-Villalobos, [left], was ‘cherished’ and ‘loved her family deeply’ and that the mother’s ‘love for her children was endless’ 

According to the law enforcement, after Escoto was arrested on DUI charges last June, ICE requested his jail release date so he could be deported a fourth time.
However, with local police unable to comply with the request due to California’s sanctuary law, he was released.
Escoto is now accused of the triple homicide on his family less than a year later. 
A GoFundMe set up to help cover the cost of funeral expenses and counseling services for the victims’ family has raised nearly $36,600, surpassing the $30,000 target.