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MURDER
CASE #: 1979-7
MURDER CASE #: 1979-7
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Raymond Hopton

Raymond Hopton
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Highland CA

Summary:

On November 17, 1979 at 1615 hours, Raymond was found shot to death inside his residence, which was located in the 27300 block of Sixth Street in Highland. Raymond was a crane operator for Kaiser Steel in Fontana. Raymond was involved in the local Steel Workers Union and held the position of grievance representative. Raymond was last seen alive by his friends at the “Fontana Inn Bar” on 11/17/1979 at 0200 hours. (H#1979- 452)

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ANYONE WITH INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: Sheriff Homicide Detail (909) 387-3589 or WE TIP 1-800-78-CRIM

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Saturday, November 17, 1979 02:00am

Raymond was last seen at the "Fontana Inn Bar" and was then found show to death in his home in the 27300 block of Sixth street in Highland


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