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A 'vibrant' 96-year-old widow preparing to bake cookies for her birthday was killed at her Montecito, California, home in an alleged murder-for-hire plot, according to authorities who said the case involved a 'tangled evil web of financial exploitation.' Violet Evelyn Alberts was found dead in her bed on May 27, 2022.
' Macareno was arrested in June 2022 and charged with elder abuse, fraud, and manipulation of legal documents. She was recently sentenced to six years in state prison for fraud related to Alberts’ case. Additional charges are pending, Brown said. Three other people were arrested this year in connection with the case. Harry Basmadjian was arrested on Jan. 2, Henry Rostomyan on Feb. 24, and Ricardo MartinDelCampo on Tuesday, the sheriff said.
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