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On October 17, 2013, the bodies of Jim Tat Kong, aged 51, and Cindy Bao Feng Chen, aged 38, were discovered in a minivan parked in a secluded area near Highway 20 in Fort Bragg, California. The vehicle was positioned in such a way that it was not easily visible from the highway. Upon investigation, it was determined that both victims had been shot in the back of the head, indicating an execution-style killing. The Mendocino County Sheriff's Office, with assistance from the California Department ...
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  • Fort Bragg Advocate-News: UPDATE: Victims of double homicide identified, detectives continue to investigate
  • The Ukiah Daily Journal: Oakland man charged with 2013 deaths of two in Fort Bragg
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