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Since Netflix released new true crime documentary film, Why Did You Kill Me, people have clearly been hooked on the story, as it hasn’t left the top 10 list. The film covers the murder case of Crystal Theobald, but Why Did You Kill Me actually missed out quite a few key facts about the story. In 2006, 24-year-old Crystal was killed by gang members who shot at the car she was in. A local gang, the 5150, had heard that a rival gang had shot at their gang members earlier in the day and were out seeking revenge. They mistook the car Crystal was in with her boyfriend and brother as being driven ...

New Netflix true crime documentary, Why Did You Kill Me, focuses on the 2006 death of Crystal Theobald and her mother’s mission to get justice and find who killed her daughter. After hunting those responsible down on MySpace, it was found that Crystal had been killed by members of local gang the 5150, in a tragic case of mistaken identity. The 5150 is mentioned a lot throughout the documentary, with pictures of people with the number tattooed across their bodies, videos of them being violent with one another, and then contrasting stories from gang members saying they were a family, and it w...

A beloved 32-year-old Los Angeles woman was killed last week in a fatal car collision by a driver who the family claims was allegedly street racing, according to reports.

Editor's note: On April 8, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office confirmed to LAist that they've charged the driver for the death of Monique Muñoz. The reporting below is from mid-March and does not reflect that update, but does contain details about the fatal crash and the police investigation, as well as address speculation about how and when the driver was arrested. A 17-year-old driver could be charged with vehicular manslaughter after police say he killed a 32-year-old woman in a traffic collision in West Los Angeles. Monique Muñoz, of Culver City, died at the scene of the...

UpdatedMon, Mar 8, 2021 at 1:00 pm PT Replies(3) Axis Community Health, which already operates a site in the city of Pleasanton, would provide care to Tri-Valley patients. (Shutterstock) LIVERMORE, CA — The city councils of Dublin and Pleasanton unanimously voted last week in separate meetings to join Livermore in jointly creating a Tri-Valley mental health pilot program, in partnership with Axis Community Health. Dubbed the Mental Health Urgent Care Center pilot project, the program would be accessible to any residents of Dublin, Pleasanton or Livermore regardless of their income or insura...