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  • Ramon Salcido is responsible for one of Sonoma County's most heinous crimes, a mass slaying on April 14, 1989. Salcido, a death-row inmate at San Quentin, was convicted of killing seven people. Six of his dead were members of his family: two of his three pre-school daughters, his wife, his mother-in-law and two young sisters-in-law. He also shot and killed a man he worked with at Grand Cru Winery. His daughter, Carmina, was attacked but survived.

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    Published January 16, 2012
    A police call to a McMinn Avenue apartment late Sunday ended with five arrests after an officer found himself under threat of attack by numerous people, police reported Monday.
  • Attorney says wrong man on trial in Santa Rosa gang killing

    Attorney says wrong man on trial in Santa Rosa gang killing

    Published December 13, 2011
    The attorney for a Santa Rosa gang member accused of gunning down a rival said Tuesday that prosecutors are going after the wrong man.
  • SMITH: About those mall ladies in the antlers

    Published December 12, 2011
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  • Carmina Salcido gives birth to baby girl

    Carmina Salcido gives birth to baby girl

    Published April 19, 2011
    Carmina Salcido is back home from Petaluma Valley Hospital with a new reason to celebrate being alive.
  • She was born just one day before

    Published April 18, 2011
    Carmina Salcido is back home from Petaluma Valley Hospital with a new reason to celebrate being alive. Carmina gave birth on April 13 to Zoe — official name, Zophia Angela Salcido. Carmina selected Petaluma Valley for the birth because it was...

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