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Hannah Foster was a 17-year-old British student. She lived with her parents and siblings in Southampton and was preparing to study medicine at university.

On 14th March 2003, Hannah went out socialising with a friend. At around 10.50 pm, her friend took a bus home and Hannah decided to walk the 800 metres to her own home instead. At around 5 am the next morning Hannah's parents noticed she had not come home and a frantic search began. Initial investigations focussed on Hannah's mobile phone which was still connected, using cell tower records. It was found at a recycling centre dumped along with Hannah's bag. Worry increased for her well being. Sadly the search was called off the next day when Hannah's body was found in bushes on a roadside, an autopsy confirmed she had been raped and strangled. DNA was found on the body but was not matched to anyone on the database.

Investigators looked at Hannah's phone records and found she had made a 999 call to emergency services at around 11 pm, as the operator did not receive responses and the voices on the call were not clear the call was forwarded to Silent Solutions. The call had been recorded and was enhanced. The enhanced recording showed Hannah was in the back of the van when she secretly made the call and that she was being driven somewhere by a male with a south Asian accent. Seven potential vans were identified from CCTV on the route Hannah may have taken.

A supervisor for a nearby food company named delivery man Maninder Pal Singh Kohli as a possible suspect. Kohli had taken a van home that night along a similar route, had failed to attend his shift the day after and had a scratch on his face. A search of the van found blood and semen and Kohli was named as an official suspect. It was soon discovered that Kohli had left the country and travelled to Dehli, India on 18th March.

Little progress was made for the next 15 months. On 10th July 2004, Hannah's parents went to India themselves and made appeals for Kohli's whereabouts, getting the case the wide-spread it needed. Reward money was also offered by Hampshire police.

On 15th July following a tip-off, Kohli was arrested while trying to board a bus to Nepal. While in custody he said he was 'tired of running,' and confessed to raping and murdering Hannah Foster. Kohli claimed he 'had to' kill Hannah as she refused to not report the rape. He later retracted this confession. After three years of proceedings and appeals in 2007, Kohli was extradited to the UK.

New Post has been published on http://citizensjournal.us/ochoa-convicted-of-first-degree-murder-in-2010-death-of-oxnard-spa-owner/

Ochoa convicted of first degree murder in 2010 death of Oxnard spa owner

A jury convicted Jose Guzman Ochoa, now 31 years old, of Oxnard, of first-degree murder and found true the special circumstances that the murder was committed during the course of a burglary and attempted robbery. The jury also convicted Ochoa of two counts of forcible oral copulation, with further findings that Ochoa committed the offenses during the commission of a burglary, during the course of a kidnapping, and that he personally used a deadly or dangerous weapon. The jury convicted Ochoa of six additional felony counts, including robbery, attempted robbery, burglary, and false imprisonment by violence. As to all counts, the jury found true the special allegation that Ochoa personally used a firearm.

Sentencing for Ochoa is scheduled for December 4, 2014, at 8:30 a.m. in courtroom 44 of the Ventura Superior Court, County of Ventura. Ochoa faces a maximum sentence of life without parole with an additional sentence of 85 years to life in prison.

For further details on the incident at the Tokyo Spa at 1732 Saviers Road: http://abc7.com/archive/7298732/

Ventura County District Attorney

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They are capping things off in the stacks!!!!!