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   LOS ANGELES -- Prosecutors plan to charge a Los Angeles man in   
   connection with three murders across Southern California,   
   calling the suspect a "stone-cold serial killer," as part of a   
   deadly robbery crime spree last week at a half-dozen 7-Elevens   
   and a doughnut shop.   
      
   Investigators have linked Malik Patt, 20, to the fatal shooting   
   of a homeless man in Los Angeles on July 9, as well as the July   
   11 deaths of a 7-Eleven clerk in Brea and a man who intervened   
   in a robbery in a 7-Eleven parking lot in Santa Ana.   
      
   Three other peop le were shot and wounded in the July 11   
   violence, one of whom remained gravely injured Monday, according   
   to Orange County District Attorney Todd Spitzer.   
      
   Patt faces a slew of charges, including murder, attempted   
   murder, robbery and carjacking. If convicted, his case could   
   result in the death penalty or a life sentence without the   
   possibility of parole.   
      
   “Malik Patt is a stone-cold serial killer," Spitzer said Monday   
   in a news conference announcing the planned filing of criminal   
   charges. "There’s no other way to describe him. He executed   
   innocent people and shot others.”   
      
   The July 11 robberies occurred within five hours in San   
   Bernardino, Orange and Riverside counties, setting off an   
   intensive manhunt that resulted in the arrests of the two men in   
   Los Angeles on Friday. Authorities say Jason Payne, 44, was   
   Patt's neighbor and accomplice but was not involved in the   
   killings.   
      
   Both men are being held in jail and are expected to be arraigned   
   Tuesday. It was not immediately clear whether they had attorneys   
   who could speak on their behalf.   
      
   Spitzer called the violence among the “cruelest, most inhumane   
   crimes I’ve ever seen” in his time in law enforcement.   
      
   Police originally believed the spate of robberies at the   
   convenience stories on July 11, or 7/11, might be linked to the   
   day when the national 7-Eleven brand celebrates its anniversary.   
   It was the chain's 95th year, and stores gave out free Slurpee   
   drinks.   
      
   But Spitzer on Monday said that while investigators are still   
   looking into the potential nexus, “it appears it might be random   
   and coincidental.”   
      
   Matthew Hirsch, a 40-year-old clerk, was shot and killed at the   
   Brea store, and Matthew Rule, 24, was shot and killed in the   
   parking lot of the Santa Ana store while trying to intervene in   
   the robbery of someone else. The identify of the homeless man   
   who was slain in Los Angeles has not been made public.   
      
   Detectives also believe Patt may be connected to other crimes,   
   including robberies in the San Fernando Valley.   
      
   https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/stone-cold-serial-killer-   
   charged-la-area-slayings-87025601   
      
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