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It's not just my family, but our entire community has just been stunned by this senseless act and everyone is scared

they're on edge and I think they will be in total of this.

Ramirez is caught.

Real dangerous.

Very dangerous.

A real violent person.

We need to get him off the streets.

This is not human behavior, but something I can only say is evil contained in human form.

Creature without a soul, no conscience, no sense of remorse, and no regard for the sanctity of human life.

No one we consider to be a part of humanity could act in such a violent and depraved manner. Oh, well, I'm going to be.

Oh, well, 1960, Angel Matarino Rezendez was born in Puebla, Mexico. His mother, Virginia, could have never

imagined that the railroad serial killer

known as the railroad serial killer. So, At a young age, Resendez began using the railroad system to cross back and forth to the US from Mexico, where he committed a string of crimes.

The tracks would often lead him through breathtaking mountains and long empty desert plains

that were dotted with prickly pear and yucka. However, his merciless and barbaric attacks

on the unsuspecting victims he encountered along the way were a stark contrast to the beautiful backdrop of his travels.

Angel Matarino Rezendez was an opportunist. He would burglarize, rape, and kill people

based on where the railway took him and where it stopped.

If he wanted somebody's car, he would take it.

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