ORLANDO, Fla. — Alberto Rivero-Milian told police he arrived at 8 a.m. Monday to the Orlando office of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, where he waited in the parking lot for his ex-wife and her new boyfriend for almost an hour and half, according to newly released court records in the case.
When they arrived just after 9 a.m. for her scheduled naturalization appointment, his ex-wife said she “was looking around nervously for her ex-husbands’ vehicle, but did not observe it,” according to the report. Last year, she had ended her 25-year relationship with Rivero-Milian after years of physical and mental abuse, she told police, and had only started dating Alberto Dominguez-Ortiz in the last few months, the affidavit said.
But when Rivero-Milian saw his ex-wife walk toward the building at about 9:30 a.m., he approached Dominguez-Ortiz, who stayed behind at their car, the report said.
