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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - Sexually explicit website postings are linked to a person of interest in the murder of a young marine wife.
News 8 has uncovered personal ads on bondage websites posted by 45-year-old Camp Pendleton Marine Louis Perez. Investigators say he is a person of interest in the death of 22-year-old Brittany Killgore, but he's being held on unrelated weapons charges.
With an active investigation, authorities aren't saying what connection, if any, Louis Perez's alternative lifestyle played in Killgore's murder.
The face of Perez is featured on alternative sex websites, catering to bondage, where the Marine goes by the alias Ivan and posted this:
"I am lord and master, dom and daddy of my house. My slave, Ms. Dee, is a slave to no one, but myself."
News 8 is not showing Dee's face in the video reports or releasing her real name, because authorities have in no way connected her to the disappearance of Brittany Killgore.
The 22-year old Marine wife's nude body was found Tuesday in a rural area of Riverside County. Following the discovery, 25-year-old Jessica Lopez was arrested and charged with murder.
Lopez lived in a Fallbrook home, which is an address also shared by Perez. However, records show the home is owned by Dee, who also posts on a bondage website under the username Twisted 2 Plus You. She describes herself as "an alpha slave to master Ivan. We have a poly home in which I own two slave girls. Life is good."
Meanwhile, Killgore's grandmother told a small newspaper in Missouri that Brittany was supposed to go on a dinner cruise with Perez the night she disappeared.
Authorities aren't commenting on the status of their relationship.
"Those questions will be answered at some later point in time. We're not prepared to answer them now in anymore detail," said Deputy District Attorney Patrick Espinoza.
Killgore has not been connected to any sexually based websites and her father insists rumors suggesting any participation on her part are false, saying:
"She does not deserve to be a victim of lies and innuendo anymore than she deserved to be murdered."
Lopez remains behind bars as of this report. Her bail is set at $3 million. Perez is also in custody with bail set at $500,000.