Docs: Buckeye man allegedly arranged attack on mom

Disturbing new details now about a violent home invasion and attack in Buckeye that was caught on camera. Yeah, police say the victim's fiance allegedly orchestrated the entire attack with a man that he met online. Today, newly released court documents reveal how it all unfolded. On Fox 10, Steve Nielsen joining us now with more on this bizarre story. Steve. Yeah, investigators say 23-year-old Zarian Dyer used Reddit to invite a total stranger to the to the family's home to sexually assault his fiancee All while their two young children were inside. The attack happened October 16th. Surveillance video captured the violent struggle showing a Buckeye mother fighting off a man in her driveway. She was able to provide police with a description of the suspect vehicle, a partial plate. And so that immediately gave our investigators something to work off of. The next day, police arrested 20-year-old Adrian Ayala, who claimed he was sent by the victim's partner, Zarian Dyer. My client... Drawn to the home by the victim's boyfriend and this is essentially a role play scenario. Dyer appeared in court late last night where prosecutors laid out chilling evidence that he knew his fiance was completely unaware of the plan. On the co-conspirators phone, police recovered the messages Which is where the defendant was messaging with. Apparently a stranger encouraging him to come to the defendant's residence where his wife would be alone and unsuspecting. According to court records, Dyer also told Ayala his fiance would not be okay with their agreement and even told Ayala multiple times he would have to be okay with forcing himself on her and would have to threaten the kids if she tried to call 911. Dyer then sent him their address and explicit instructions to force his way inside, choke the victim unconscious, and to FaceTime him as he raped her, all while Dyer was out pretending to run errands. When Dyer arrived home, both surveillance and court records show he delayed chasing after Ayala. When confronted by detectives, Dyer denied any involvement, claiming that he was scammed. He's now facing multiple charges as being held on a $500,000 cash-only bond. Ayala has bonded out but is still facing charges. Police say the victim and her children are now receiving crisis and safety support. Live in studio, Steve Nielsen, Fox 10 News.