Man serving life in prison admits to three cold case murders, police say
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Man serving life in prison admits to three cold case murders, police say
"Almost two decades after a series of slayings in Long Beach, authorities say they have identified a suspect: A man already serving multiple life sentences for murder and attempted murder. The suspect, Glenn Cox, 39, is incarcerated at Avenal State Prison in the San Joaquin Valley, the Long Beach Police Department said in a statement. He was booked on three additional counts of murder and attempted murder, as well as two lesser offenses related to alleged weapons possession, the statement said."
"Authorities say Cox confessed his involvement in the murders to staff at Avenal in December 2023, prompting Long Beach police to investigate. The department claimed to have found corroborating evidence, but did not elaborate. Cox was allegedly the gunman in a December 2004 shooting that left two dead and hospitalized two others, according to authorities, as well as a shooting in February 2007 that killed one."
Authorities identified Glenn Cox, 39, as the suspect in Long Beach slayings from 2004 to 2007. Cox is incarcerated at Avenal State Prison and is already serving multiple life sentences for murder and attempted murder. He was booked on three additional counts of murder and attempted murder and two lesser weapons-possession offenses. Cox confessed to staff at Avenal in December 2023, prompting a Long Beach police investigation that found corroborating evidence. Investigators allege Cox was the gunman in a December 2004 shooting that left two dead and two hospitalized, in a February 2007 shooting that killed one, and was involved in an August 2007 shooting that wounded one man. The shootings are believed to be gang-related and were presented to the Los Angeles County district attorney for filing consideration.
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