Harrowing text Christy Giles sent husband before she & Hilda Marcela Cabrales' fatal drugging in sus

CHRISTY Giles' harrowing text message to her husband before she and Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola's fatal drugging has been revealed. It has been over a year since Giles, 24, a high fashion model, was dumped dead by masked men outside aLos Angeles, California hospitalon the evening of November 12, 2021.

CHRISTY Giles' harrowing text message to her husband before she and Hilda Marcela Cabrales-Arzola's fatal drugging has been revealed.

It has been over a year since Giles, 24, a high fashion model, was dumped dead by masked men outside a Los Angeles, California hospital on the evening of November 12, 2021.

The horrifying instance occurred after a night out with her friend Cabrales-Arzola, 26, an architect and interior designer, who was also found outside a second hospital hours after Giles.

The coroner discovered that Giles and Hilda were heavily drugged, leading to their untimely deaths, which were ruled homicides.

According to officials, Christy died of drug intoxication from several narcotics — cocaine, fentanyl, ketamine, and the date rape drug GHB.

Hilda’s death was the result of multiple organ failure and drug intoxication from cocaine, MDMA, and other undetermined substances.

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Giles' widower is Jan Cilliers, 42, a visual effects artist who had been vocal on claims that his wife and her friend were drugged and sexually assaulted.

He has now revealed the shocking final text his wife sent him before her death ahead of an upcoming CBS News 48 Hours special on Saturday.

Cilliers spoke to his wife for the last time when she took their cat, Loki, for a walk on the beach near their Marina del Rey, California, apartment.

"Me and the sand panther together 4ever," read the caption on the video that Giles sent Cilliers as she held up their feline friend with the sunset at her back.

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That message was sent on the evening of November 12, and Cilliers was away visiting his father in San Francisco.

He responded the following morning at around 7am PST and received no response from his wife, figuring that she slept in.

However, things quickly started to feel off for the 42-year-old.

"We share our phone locations with each other just as a safety feature," Cilliers explained to 48 Hours.

Upon looking, Giles' phone was at an unknown address to Cilliers, an apartment on 8641 West Olympic Boulevard in West Los Angeles.

Hours went by.

"I still hadn't heard back from her, and I saw her location had suddenly moved to an emergency room hospital … and at that point, like, I'm in real panic," he recalled.

Her phone then appeared at the Southern California Medical Center in Culver City, Los Angeles, and Cilliers was soon informed that masked men who claimed to be "good Samaritans" had dropped his wife's body off after a drug overdose.

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One month later, in December, film producer and party promoter David Pearce, 40, was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter.

The arrest came after claims that Giles and Cabrales-Arzola’s last hours were spent at his apartment in Beverly Hills.

Pearce was in jail on a $3.4 million bond for separate charges relating to alleged sex assaults on four other women.

In January 2023, Pearce pleaded not guilty after being indicted and charged with the murders and drug overdoses of Giles and Cabrales-Arzola, per Oxygen.

Brandt Osborne, 43, also pleaded not guilty after being charged with two counts of accessory to murder.

Additionally, cameraman Michael Ansbach, 48, was arrested on suspicion of being an accessory to manslaughter in the deaths of the two women but was released on bond.

The case remains ongoing, and Cillian spoke with The U.S. Sun last year about what he wanted out of the arrests of the three men.

"My preference is that these men are charged with murder rather than manslaughter," the visual effects artist explained.

“The longer we can put these guys away, the better."

Cillian added: “They should not be in the streets interacting with anybody that they could potentially hurt. I'm not sure exactly what their intent was but the end result is very clear."

“I'd love to see all three of these guys off the street as soon as possible but I don't think the DA is going to move forward with the case until all the evidence is in that they're waiting for."

When asked about how he was coping with his wife's passing, Cillian noted that the process was difficult to endure.

"It’s been tough, man. It's been real hard," he told The U.S. Sun.

“I've been going to a trauma counselor once a week and it's definitely been helpful to learn how to process everything in a healthy way and get exercises that help my mental state of being."

“Christy’s memory is locked in stone for me, there’s not going to be anything that ever changes that,” Cillian continued.

The 48 Hours episode Christy and Hilda's Last Dance premieres on CBS at 10/9c on Saturday.

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