Marysville man who set woman on fire sentenced
Juan Carlos Medina, a Marysville man who pleaded no contest to arson and forcible rape last month, was sentenced this week to 16 years in a state prison.
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Juan Carlos Medina, a Marysville man who pleaded no contest to arson and forcible rape last month, was sentenced this week to 16 years in a state prison.
Juan Carlos Medina, 70, of Marysville entered a plea deal to arson and forcible rape on Wednesday morning, one month after dousing a 59-year-old woman in hand sanitizer and setting
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