A Riverside County sheriff’s sub-station. Photo, riversidesheriff.org New evidence has surfaced in the 2020 shooting deaths of seven people connected to an illegal marijuana processing center in Aguanga, authorities said Wednesday. The two men and five women, who had emigrated from Laos, were gunned down on the night of Sept. 7, 2020, at a remote hillside property in the 45000 block of Highway 371, north of Palomar Mountain. According to the Riv…

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New details revealed in mass murder that left 7 dead at Southern California marijuana grow site

Authorities said the mass shooting carried out in 2020 left two men and five women dead. Riverside County Sheriff investigators now say they have a motive.

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After four years, investigators determine motive behind Aguanga mass killings

New clues have emerged as authorities continue investigating a mass murder where seven people were shot to death in 2020 at a marijuana grow house in Riverside County. The property, located in the 45000 block of Highway 371 in Aguanga, a rural town, was home to more than 20 people at one point and housed several makeshift dwellings and a nursery. On Sept. 7, 2020, Riverside County deputies responded to reports of an assault at the residence at a…

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Six people were found dead on the property in Aguanga, in Riverside County, and a woman who was shot there died later at a hospital

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Gang with San Diego ties suspected in mass-murder robbery of home-grow operation

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Investigators Uncover New Lead in Aguanga Mass Murder Linked to San Diego

Authorities believe the fatal shooting of 7 people at an illegal marijuana grow in the Inland Empire four years ago was a targeted incident involving Laotian gang members.

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New details released into 'mass murder' of 7 at illegal marijuana farm in Riverside County

New evidence has surfaced in a four-year-long investigation into the shooting deaths of seven foreign nationals who were connected to an illegal marijuana grow in Aguanga, authorities said Wednesday. The two men and five women, who had emigrated from Laos, were gunned down on the night of Sept. 7, 2020, at a remote hillside property in the 45000 block of Highway 371 According to the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department, homicide detectives have…

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Clue Emerges in Mass Murder at Marijuana Grow Site in Aguanga

On September 7, 2020, the Central Homicide Unit began investigating a mass murder that occurred in the 45000 block of Highway 371 in Aguanga. A total of seven victims, all of Laotian descent, were shot to death in what appeared to be a home invasion robbery targeting an illicit marijuana operation. Over 1,000 marijuana plants […]

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