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Markley Fire survivors react to possible arson cause

This should have never happened | Fire survivors learn their homes were lost due to suspected arson 8 months later The Solano County Sheriff’s Office believes 29-year-old Victor Serriteno out of Vacaville started the fire intentionally while trying to cover up a homicide. Author: Lena Howland (ABC10) Updated: 10:44 PM PDT April 29, 2021 SOLANO COUNTY, Calif. The Markley Fire, part of the LNU Lightning Complex Fire last August is now being investigated as arson. The Solano County Sheriff’s Office believes 29-year-old Victor Serriteno out of Vacaville started the fire while trying to cover up the death of 32-year-old Priscilla Castro of Vallejo.

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Deadly California Wildfire Was Ignited To Cover Up A Murder, Sheriff Says

Deadly California Wildfire Was Ignited To Cover Up A Murder, Sheriff Says A Vacaville man will be charged with felony arson and two additional murder charges, authorities announced. A Northern California blaze in 2020 that became part of one of the biggest and deadliest wildfires in state history was deliberately set to cover up the murder of a woman, officials have revealed. Now the suspect in that killing is also facing charges in the deaths of two fire victims. Victor Serriteno, 29, of Vacaville, has been in prison awaiting trial in the death of 32-year-old Priscilla Castro, who vanished while on a date with him in August 2020. Her burned body was found the following month near Lake Berryessa in Solano County, about 60 miles west of Sacramento.

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California Man Held For Allegedly Starting Deadly Wildfire

California Man Held For Allegedly Starting Deadly Wildfire April 30, 2021 VACAVILLE, Calif. (AP) A man charged with killing a woman in Northern California was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of setting a fire to cover up the crime that spread and killed two other people, authorities said. Victor Serriteno, 29, of Vacaville was booked after an eight-month-long criminal investigation, the Solano County Sheriff’s Office said. County District Attorney Krishna Abrams said he will be charged with additional counts of murder and arson and was scheduled to be arraigned Friday. Serriteno was already jailed without bail after being arrested last year for the death of 32-year-old Priscilla Castro. Her burned body was found on Sept. 2 near Lake Berryessa.

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Deadly California fire last year started to cover up a murder, police say

Deadly California fire last year started to cover up a murder, police say
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Deadly California fire last year started to cover up a murder, police say

Deadly California fire last year started to cover up a murder, police say
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