Months after a Homestead woman was carjacked, abducted and murdered in central Florida in what authorities believe was related to a drug trafficking ring, the woman's husband is now facing a money laundering charge. Miguel Angel Aguasvivas Lizardo, the husband of Katherine Altagracia Guerrero De Aguasvivas, is facing a charge of conspiracy to engage in money laundering in connection with a drug trafficking organization, new court records show. Watch NBC6 free wherever you are WATCH HERE WATCH HERE The 31-year-old Aguasvivas had been driving north from Homestead and stopped at an intersection in Winter Springs in Seminole County back on April 11 when shocking witness video showed her being held at gunpoint and abducted. Hours after the carjacking, Aguasvivas' body was found inside her burned-out vehicle at a deserted construction area in another Orlando-area county. She had been shot multiple times. Authorities believe they've found the body of a Homestead woman who was carjacked at gunpoint in central Florida, and a newly-released 911 call reveals the moment a man watched the terrifying scene play out on Thursday. Four suspects have been arrested and accused of carjacking resulting in death, kidnapping, using a firearm during a violent crime and other related charges. According to federal court documents, Aguasvivas had been traveling to a home in Casselberry to retrieve around $170,000 in illegal drug trafficking proceeds. The carjacking was organized to get the money back from her, the documents said. Lizardo hasn't been charged in connection with his wife's death. According to the court records, the FBI in 2021 investigated a drug trafficking organization and found Lizardo had acted as a money courier for hundreds of thousands of dollars on multiple occasions. The organization was trafficking cocaine and laundering the proceeds by purchasing cryptocurrency, the records said. A massive investigation involving multiple federal agencies is continuing into the suspects arrested in connection with the fatal armed carjacking and abduction of a Homestead woman that was caught on #nbcmiami #crimewatchmiami