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Montoya was then loaded into the trunk of his car and "Dillon later opened the trunk of the vehicle and then punched (him) three to four more times in the face," the affidavit alleges. One person told police that Montoya was "'snoring' which is common with agonal breathing," according to investigators.

Dillon got on top of (him) and hit him five to six more times," according to the affidavit.

Dillon punched (Montoya) once in the face and (he) fell to the ground. Another witness told investigators that Montoya "was pushing Denis around and then went toward Dillon. in the parking area of the Redwood house" between Montoya and others, police said.Īccording to information gathered by detectives, there was a confrontation between Montoya and Madsen during which Madsen was knocked to the ground and possibly knocked unconscious. Police say the Jaguar belonged to Denis Madsen, 61, who lives at the Redwood Road address along with Noble and Noble's father, Caile Noble, 65.ĭEA agents also "intercepted video footage of an altercation occurring on Nov.

4100 West and then at the same location where Montoya's body was found, a police booking affidavit states. The vehicle was recorded as being at the house on Redwood Road before going to an address near 5950 S. Redwood Road contacted South Jordan police to tell them their case may have a connection to the car fire, according to court documents.ĭEA agents had placed a tracking device on a vehicle, a Jaguar, as part of their case. Two days later, agents with the Drug Enforcement Administration who were conducting a separate drug trafficking investigation near 6500 S. 24, Montoya's body was found in his burning Mercedes near 11700 S. SOUTH JORDAN - After three months of investigation, South Jordan police have made an arrest in the killing of a man whose body was found in the trunk of a car that was set on fire.ĭillon Edward Noble, 30, was arrested Monday for investigation of murder, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated assault resulting in serious injury and obstructing justice in connection with the death of Joseph Lee "Gino" Montoya, 50.