The teen’s body was found, beaten and strangled, in 1996 at the bottom of a Topanga Canyon ravine.
A former Fontana man was sentenced Tuesday to 18 years and eight months in prison for the death of a 17-year-old Boyle Heights girl whose body was found at the bottom of a ravine in Malibu more than two decades ago.
Garcia waived his credit for just over 1,000 days he has already spent behind bars since his October 2020 arrest, according to the District Attorney’s Office. An autopsy determined that the teenage girl had been beaten and strangled, according to the sheriff’s department. MORE INFORMATION: Detectives say DNA links Fontana man to 1996 cold case killing of Boyle Heights teen
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Casablanca Made an $8,500 Recolor of the Contax G2, Promptly Sold OutCasablanca Paris, a luxury fashion brand known mainly for its colorful silk shirts, released a recolored Contax G2 for $8,500. It promptly sold out.
Read more »
3 former Northwestern baseball staff members sue university, former head coachTwo assistant baseball coaches and the director of baseball operations allege harassment, bullying and abuse within the program that led to demotions and non-renewal of contracts.
Read more »
Multiple Signs That Federal HB6 Corruption Investigation Might Be Heating Up — AgainMultiple signs that federal HB6 corruption investigation might be heating up again
Read more »
Fontana police shoot, wound armed off-duty law enforcement officer on golf courseAn off-duty law enforcement officer who was allegedly armed with two handguns was shot by police on a Fontana golf course.
Read more »
T. Coraghessan Boyle on Pandemics and Blame“We live, we die. What happens in between is grist for the novelist’s mill,” T. Coraghessan Boyle says.
Read more »