Por: CBS News Crime February 10, 2023
68-year-old man charged for two cold case murders from 1981 A Southern California man was charged Thursday with killing two women in 1981 after DNA evidence linked him to the crimes, prosecutors announced Thursday. Tony Garcia, 68, of Oxnard appeared in court but his arraignment was continued to Feb. 23, the Ventura County District Attorney's Office . It wasn't immediately clear whether he had an attorney to speak on his behalf. Rachel... + full article
Los Angeles Times USA Nation February 10, 2023
An Oxnard man was arrested and charged this week in connection with two 1981 cold case homicides in which he is accused of strangling the young women, including one who was raped, Ventura County prosecutors said. Tony Garcia, a 68-year-old Navy veteran and karate teacher, was... + más
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