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Victims of suspected Northern California serial killer identified

Police say a series of recent killings in Stockton and Oakland, California, are related.

Five Stockton residents and now an Oakland man have been identified as the victims of a possible Northern California serial killer, with the fatal shootings beginning last year and continuing through late September, authorities said.

"We do believe we could have a potential serial killer," Stockton Police Chief Stanley McFadden told reporters at a news conference earlier this week. All

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