Testimony: With victim gasping for air, suspect slit her throat
with box cutter  Jonathan Nunez is charged with killing Kimberly
Cardona on July 4 in Salisbury Township. The case is headed to
court.  September 21, 2012|By Manuel Gamiz Jr., Of The Morning
Call  Jonathan Nunez beat his date unconscious on the Fourth of
July, left her for dead along a rural Salisbury Township road
and went to the hospital to get his wounds treated.  Hours
later, he returned to find her still alive and gasping for
breath, and that's when he finished the job.  Nunez pulled out a
box cutter with a 1-inch blade, slit Kimberly Cardona's throat
and dragged her body into the woods. Her body was discovered a
day later by a man walking his dogs.  Salisbury Township police
Sgt. Donald Sabo described the events in court testimony Friday,
the first time prosecutors outlined what they believe to be the
last hours of Cardona's life in their homicide case against
Nunez.  The two had been arguing in Nunez's parked car in the
2700 block of Lanze