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CASE #: 1996-52
FUGITIVE CASE #: 1996-52
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Marcos Verduzco Lopez

Marcos Verduzco Lopez
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Toppenish, Washington

Summary:

Marcos Verduzco Lopez is a fugitive from Yakima County, Washington, wanted in connection with a 1996 double homicide. Authorities say he got into a vehicle with 33-year old Ignacio Garcia and 29-year old Julio Lugo to discuss a debt. Marcos was driven to another location where he allegedly shot both Ignacio and Julio to death. Marcos then drove the vehicle to a field where it was later set on fire.

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As of this posting, Marcos still has an active warrant, according to Washington’s court records database. I have also created an age-progressed image in Gemini Ai, showing what Marcos might look like today at 54-years-of-age. A special thanks to the Yakima Public Library for researching and providing the news article regarding this case.

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Friday, January 26, 1996 12:00pm

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