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| Marine's Killer Goes Free, Family Confused |
| By contracostatimes.com |
| Published: 08/06/2010 |
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After a cable technician was brutally attacked and killed with a hammer inside a Victorville home in November, his family questions how the suspect - a man who had a history of violence in the Inland Valley - was ever walking free. Trevor Neiman was on the job and installing cable television when a man who was visiting the home, Johnny Acosta, suddenly picked up a hammer and bashed Neiman's skull. Neiman, 25, and the 46-year-old Acosta did not know each other. No words were exchanged between the two. To say that Neiman's family and friends miss the young man, a former U.S. Marine who deployed on three tours in Iraq and an avid dirt bike rider, is an understatement. The pain of their loss has been excruciating, said Neiman's grandmother Victoria Hardesty. Read More. |
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