Detectives have connected a fatal crash in Culver City to the homicide of a Woodland Hills man.
Detectives have connected the deaths of an infant in Culver City and a man in Woodlands Hills to a single suspect: the child's mother and the man's wife, according to the Los Angeles Police Department.The deadly spree allegedly began early this morning when the woman stabbed her husband to death after a fight in Woodland Hills, LAPD Valley Homicide detectives said. Neighbors at the Montecito Apartments said the couple had a volatile relationship.
California Highway Patrol officers found the two girls — an infant and a 9-year-old — at around 4:30 a.m. on the right shoulder of the freeway. The baby died at the side of the road while the girl was hospitalized with moderate injuries. Detectives are trying to determine if these killings are connected to a deadly single-car crash in Redondo Beach.
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