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  • Police in California have charged Itzcoatl Ocampo, 23, with killing four homeless men. The district attorney says the suspect planned other killings. (Anaheim Police Department via Associated Press)

    Homeless victims were stalked, slain

    A 23-year-old Iraq War veteran charged with the stabbing deaths of four homeless men in a rampage that terrorized Southern California had selected additional victims, prosecutors said Tuesday.

  • Itzcoatl Ocampo, a former Marine who saw combat in Iraq, stands at left with an unidentified person in this electronic device photo taken during a 2011 visit to the Richard Nixon Library and birthplace in Yorba Linda, Calif. Ocampo has been named as a suspect in a series of killings of homeless men in Orange County, Calif. (Associated Press/Courtesy of Ocampo Family)

    Father of Calif. killings suspect is also homeless

    Just days before being arrested, a Marine veteran suspected in the deaths of four homeless men in Southern California visited his father, who is himself homeless, warning of the danger of being on the streets and showing him a picture of one of the victims.

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  • Dillon Ruiz, left, and Chris Juarez of Anaheim pay their respects at a makeshift memorial site where a homeless man was killed Friday night outside a fast-food restaurant in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Jan. 14, 2012. Police arrested a suspect in connection with the death. The death follows reports of the earlier stabbing deaths of three homeless men in north Orange County since Dec. 21. Police suspect all three were victims of a serial killer. It was not known if the latest death was connected to the other killings. (AP Photo/Alex Gallardo)

    Police arrest suspect in string of Calif. homeless killings

    Police in Southern California say they believe a man in their custody is responsible for all four recent killings of homeless men in Orange County.

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