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Son charged in brutal slaying of 83-Year-old father

Son charged in brutal slaying of 83-Year-old fatherSteven James Uricchio- Ridgefield Police Department
August 16, 2024
Mia Wallace - LA Post

A 31-year-old man allegedly carried out a horrific attack on his 83-year-old father in the early hours of Saturday, August 3, leaving the elderly victim's body grotesquely mutilated – a sickening crime that police say is the first murder in the community in over two decades. 

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