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   From: retard@hillaryclinton.com   
      
   Monterey County authorities are looking into a local connection   
   to a gruesome case involving the discovery of two dead children   
   inside a storage locker in Northern California.   
      
   The two children have not yet been identified, but 17-year-old   
   Gonzalo Curiel and 39-year-old Tami Joy Huntsman—recent   
   residents of Salinas—have been arrested in connection to the   
   murders.   
      
   Salinas police combed through the couple's house in Salinas, in   
   the 500 block of Fremont Street near North Madeira Avenue, on   
   Monday night. It is not yet known how long the couple lived at   
   that house.   
      
   Monterey County Assistant District Attorney Jeannine Pacioni   
   said the office was at the very early stages of an   
   investigation. She said the case involved two dead children and   
   a third, who was abused and in critical condition.   
      
   Chief Assistant District Attorney Berkley Brannon said the   
   bodies were discovered in a storage unit in Redding. He refused   
   to give further comment.   
      
   One source said the bodies were discovered this morning.   
      
   Huntsman is the sister of the Santa Cruz man who set a blaze   
   that grew into the King City Fire last year. When talking to   
   media, Huntsman said her brother would never do anything to   
   intentionally start the fire.   
      
   Word of the killing first broke on a Facebook page for a   
   neighborhood watch group in Salinas; the poster said the   
   killings were reported to have happened in East Salinas, where   
   the couple's house is located and being searched by police.   
      
   Salinas Police Chief Kelly McMillin says the incident didn’t   
   take place in Salinas and declined all further comment, adding   
   that Salinas PD was not the lead agency in the investigation.   
   The police department is working in conjunction with the Redding   
   Police Department and the Plumas County Sheriff's Office, where   
   the couple is booked in jail.   
      
   In a press release sent out by Redding PD it says Curiel and   
   Huntsman were booked into jail on charges of torture, felony   
   child abuse and mayhem.   
      
   Redding PD requested a letter from the Weekly in order to   
   release information about the case. They have not returned calls   
   for comment yet.   
      
   http://www.montereycountyweekly.com/blogs/crime_blog/da-   
   investigating-local-connection-to-children-found-dead-in-   
   redding/article_19c9a2d8-a2c2-11e5-b3fa-af554d21c56c.html   
         
      
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