Man Arrested in Las Vegas Casino with Large Sum of Cash, Connected to Wife's Death

A man from Pennsylvania was taken into custody at a Las Vegas casino, where he was found carrying a significant amount of money, just one day after his second wife was discovered deceased at their home on New Year's Day. Arthur Guty Jr., 55, was apprehended by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department after they tracked his location through his cellphone. His recent wife, Franyerlys Nicold "Nicole" Zambrano, 26, was reported missing by concerned coworkers when she did not report for work at the Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, prompting a welfare check by the Uniontown Police Department. Zambrano was found dead in her home, having been shot, and Guty became the prime suspect following his inability to provide a credible account of her whereabouts prior to her death. Guty's arrest in Las Vegas occurred after he failed to respond to authorities and was located with a substantial sum of cash. Allegedly, in the past, Guty's former wife had planned to have him killed for insurance money, but these charges were reduced, and she never served time in prison. Now, Guty is facing charges of homicide and aggravated assault in connection with the death of his recent wife, as Las Vegas police work to extradite him to Pennsylvania. The suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of his second wife and his arrest in Las Vegas have left the community shocked and saddened, as they remember Zambrano as a well-regarded member of the neighborhood. Guty's former wife's previous actions have also added a layer of complexity to the case, but the authorities are now focused on holding Guty accountable for his alleged involvement in his recent wife's death.