Pair allegedly looted Florida home of victims killed in Kenya crash; woman locked up on immigration hold

A man and a woman, who is subject to an immigration detainer, allegedly burglarized a luxurious South Florida townhome whose owners were killed in a helicopter crash in Kenya.

Geybert Alexander Garcia, 40, and Melany Pavon Perdomo, 24, were arrested Aug.

25, according to arrest affidavits and Miami-Dade court records reviewed by Fox News Digital.

Records show Garcia is a U.S. citizen, while Perdomo is subject to an immigration detainer.

The pair were accused of stealing two luxury vehicles, personal documents, jewelry and artwork — including a sculpture police valued at more than $500,000 — from the residence of Henry Parra, 55, and Adam Hlavaty, 42, who were among seven people killed Aug.

19 when a safari helicopter went down in northern Kenya.

The property is appraised at nearly $3 million.

EXCLUSIVE: ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT'S HIT-AND-RUN ON 'KIND' ELDERLY WOMAN TRIGGERS ICE ACTION: 'COULD HEAR SCREAMING' The helicopter was flying from the Loisaba Conservancy to the Ewaso Nyiro area in Samburu County when it crashed in a rugged area near Mount Ololokwe, according to The Associated Press, citing Kenya’s civil aviation authority.

The cause remains under investigation.

The U.S.

State Department said five of the people killed were U.S. citizens.

The crash also killed Miami restaurateur Roger Duarte; José Suárez, who led Telemundo-owned stations in several Florida markets; Ecuador’s intelligence chief, Michele Sensi-Contugi; his wife, fashion designer Stephany Hollihan; and the pilot, Josh Outram.

PROMINENT REALTOR, EX-HUSBAND AND THEIR DAUGHTERS, AGES 11 AND 8, FOUND DEAD IN AFFLUENT MIAMI SUBURB Parra, a former Navy aviation support technician, later co-founded and managed an aviation maintenance company.

Hlavaty was a real estate executive and co-founder of a development company.