Suspect in deadly Chino Hills kidnapping worked with victim in real estate
Suspect and victim in a deadly Chino Hills trunk execution were commercial real estate partners embroiled in a business dispute, attorney says.
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A man suspected of kidnapping and killing another man in Chino Hills used to work with the victim in real estate. The two were partners in commercial real estate. According to an attorney, they had a business dispute.
Why it matters
This case shows how personal conflicts in business can turn deadly. It reminds readers that disputes over work can lead to serious violence.
- Who are the suspect and victim?
- They were former partners in commercial real estate.
- What does the attorney say about their relationship?
- The attorney says they were involved in a business dispute.
- Where did the crime happen?
- It happened in Chino Hills, California.
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Suspect in deadly Chino Hills kidnapping worked with victim in real estate
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