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CASE #: 1971-16
MURDER CASE #: 1971-16
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Guadalupe Alanis

Guadalupe Alanis
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Status:

Open

Date of Offense:

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Offense Location:

Elgin, Illinois

Related Cases:

Lucas Garcia

Summary:

Guadalupe Alanis was 35-years-old and married when he was murdered on June 30, 1971. At that time, he was working as an assistant foreman at the Woodruff and Edwards Foundry located in the 100 block of N. State Street. He was shot and killed while working in the business overnight by an unknown subject.

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Circumstances of Offense:

Alanis was a suspect in the murder of Lucas Garcia who was reported missing on 06-29-1969. He was murdered just after midnight on 06-30-1971. The eyewitness to his murder, Joseph Garcia was also murdered by Vincent Aranda Zamarano on 11-07-1971. All three cases may be associated with one another.

Additional Details:

Elgin Police Department Cold Case Website: https://elgincoldcases.com/

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Timeline of Events

Sunday, November 07, 1971 05:00pm

Eye witness to Guadalupe Alanis' murder is murdered near Spring Street & Fulton Street by Vincent Zamarano


Wednesday, June 30, 1971 12:47am

Guadalupe Alanis is murdered at the Woodruff & Edwards Foundary


Tuesday, July 08, 1969 05:00pm

Lucas Garcia's body discovered at Woodruff & Edwards Foundary.


Sunday, June 29, 1969 01:41pm

Lucas Garcia, co-worker at Woodruff and Edwards Foundary is reported missing.


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Associated Persons

Lucas G. (Coworker) - Deceased

Joseph G. (Other) - Living

Vincent Z. (Person of Interest) - Living

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