A Nevada man is facing three murder charges after allegedly killing his girlfriend and her two children inside a Las Vegas apartment last Tuesday. Juan Orona, 29, is accused of murdering Nohany Flores-Osuna, 41, her daughter Maiya, 16, and her son Noah, 7.

According to an arrest report, Orona confronted Flores-Osuna after seeing her vehicle parked near her ex-boyfriend's car. During the confrontation, Flores-Osuna reportedly admitted to still having sexual relations with her ex and stated that he was "better in bed than Juan."

Orona told police that he "blacked out" and, upon regaining consciousness, found himself holding a 9mm Glock with the bodies of the three victims throughout the apartment. He admitted to officers that he did not deny pulling the trigger but claimed he could not recall the events. He stated he remembered Flores-Osuna and the children shouting at him but could provide no further details.

The report indicates that Orona and Flores-Osuna had been in a relationship for three to six months, and he was reportedly paying rent on the apartment. .

Orona turned himself in to police by calling 911, stating he had shot the three individuals and wished to surrender. He is now facing charges of murder with a deadly weapon and firing a gun inside an occupied structure. Orona appeared in court last week and remains in the Clark County Detention Center with a subsequent court appearance scheduled.

Maiya's father, Conrado De Leon, who resides in Mexico, expressed his devastation and disbelief over his daughter's death. He described Maiya as a bright, cheerful individual. "My girl was a girl who radiated light. And it hurts me so much to receive that news," De Leon told 8newsnow. He called for the maximum sentence for Orona, stating there was no justification for the killings, particularly of his daughter, a child. Maiya, 17, has since been remembered as being a bright light by her distraught father.

Futuro Academy Charter School, where Noah attended, released a statement remembering him as a "wonderful person and student." The statement highlighted his progress as inspiring and noted his warmth, kindness, and determination as a student. Noah was remembered in a statement released by his school as both a 'wonderful person and student'. Juan Orona, seen here in court last week, is facing three murder charges after allegedly killing his girlfriend and her two children inside their Las Vegas apartment. When asked by investigators if he killed the three, the report said that he did not deny pulling the trigger but could not remember how it unfolded.