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The co-worker of a woman found dead in her boyfriend's car after a fatal California police chase said Thursday that she spoke with the victim during the pursuit.

The high-speed chase ended at a Richmond strip mall on Tuesday night, when officers shot and killed murder suspect Efren Valdemoro.

Officers found the body of Cindy Tran, 46, in the passenger seat of Valdemoro's car. Tran had apparently suffered severe head and neck injuries.

"I could hear these sirens, and I could hear Jennie screaming, 'No! Stop! Honey, I love you. Please. No!'" she said.

"Then I started asking her in Vietnamese, 'Where are you at? What city are you in? What street are you on?'

"She was pleading with him to stop. He was yelling at her. I couldn't understand what he was saying, and I kept yelling for someone here to call 911."

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"Let me out....just stop the car and let me out...."
"Please, just stop the car and let me out!"
I was also begging him to stop the car the let me out....the 911 operator could hear him screaming....SHUT UP! had changed to GET OUT, GET OUT, GET OUT!!!

"Stop the car and I'll get out!..".STOP THE CAR!"

He pulled over to the right side of the road and leaned over me and opened my car door...he was pushing me out. We weren't stopped, the car was still moving...I was trying to get my seat belt off while holding on to my phone and talking to the 911 operator.... all the while he was still screaming "GET OUT, GET OUT, GET OUT" and pushing me...I got my seat belt off, fell out of the car and he sped away.....passenger door still open....he crossed the grass median and was now heading west.....

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The last link is to part of my story....Quite similar to the news story...
though....he wasn't being chased for murder.....he was just having a" bad day".
.....and he didn't kill me.

The news article says the man had suspected his g/f of cheating with one of the men who rented rooms from her and that's why he killed them?

 "He apparently suspected that Tran was romantically involved with either Ricardo Sales or his son."


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I was accused often of cheating...and the women I've been talking with all say they were always accused too. We weren't....


Domestic Violence is never ok....

National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1−800−799−SAFE(7233) or TTY 1−800−787−3224.
http://www.ndvh.org/

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