Pastor Marisol Berrios devoted her life to giving back to others. Her family said they never thought a man who she often helped would be accused of her murder.
Berrios traveled the world to volunteer, even reaching back to those in need in Chicago. ABC7 cameras captured her volunteering in 2019 at a Thanksgiving event."Actually, fed him, as well. Like, just gave him food. But, for him to do what he did has no name," she said.
Chicago police say Marvin Wells broke into the 53-year-old's West Garfield Park home near Adams and Keeler Saturday. There, he allegedly beat her to death. Police arrested him after he crashed a stolen car near Fullerton and Kostner, and had Berrios' purse in his possession."Everybody's heartbroken, but she's dealing with it the worst because she found her," she said."We need her here. We needed her by us.
Wells faces a long list of charges including murder, home invasion, and armed robbery. Berrios' family has
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