MEET BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

A newly uncovered photo shows the Westchester woman whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase out on the town with her alleged killer months before the attack.
The photo from Feb. 8, 2018, shows Valerie Reyes and her suspected killer, Javier da Silva Rojas, in a Mt. Vernon CVS.
Reyes strikes an innocent pose while Rojas grimaces at the camera in the snap, which Rojas posted to his Instagram.
Cops say Rojas killed Reyes, bound her and stuffed her body in a suitcase before dumping the baggage in tony Greenwich, Connecticut.
The body was discovered on Feb. 5, and Rojas, a Queens resident, was busted Monday because he tried to use Reyes’ ATM card to withdraw $1,000 from her bank account on Jan. 30.
Rojas has admitted hiding the corpse, but claims Reyes died accidentally while they were having sex on Jan. 29.
Reyes’ mother said in court papers that Rojas and her daughter broke up a year ago — around the time the photo was taken.

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