In a quiet, hilly corner of San Francisco’s Westwood Highlands neighborhood, Alexandra Ocheltree, a 12-year-old Asian American girl, lived with her parents, Thomas Ocheltree and Paula Truong, and her younger sister Mackenzie in a pale, well-kept house on Monterey Boulevard. Neighbors knew them as a reserved but friendly family who hosted garden dinners and put care into elaborate holiday light displays, the kind of household that blended into a prosperous hillside street where violence felt di
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