The Soboba Reservation in southern California has seen its second homicide of 2007.
The body of a woman was round in a remote area of the reservation yesterday after a person called 911 and reported seeing a man dump a body out of a car. Authorities are investigating the cause of death and have found signs of foul play.
In February, a fight on the reservation resulted in the death of one man. Riverside County brought involuntary manslaughter and assault charges against the alleged perpetrator.
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Woman found dead on Soboba reservation
(The Riverside Press-Enterprise 4/6)
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Relevant Links:
Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians - http://www.soboba-nsn.gov
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