Felton Tate Jr. was devastated by a phone call on July 9, 2008, informing him that his father, Felton Tate Sr., had been shot outside his home in Beauregard, Alabama.

With the shooter described as a Black man with dreadlocks, Felton Sr.

passed away from his injuries despite providing a brief description to authorities.

Sixteen years later, the Tate family remains determined to seek justice and believes there is more to the case than a random shooting.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Lee County Sheriff's Office.

Felton Jr. insists that the perpetrator should be prosecuted for the murder of his father.

A 73-year-old man, Warren Luther Alexander, has been identified as the suspected killer in three Southern California cold cases from 1977, with charges for the murders of Kimberly Carol Fritz, Lorraine Ann Rodriguez, and Velvet Ann Sanchez.

Alexander, a former long-haul truck driver, is believed to have additional victims.

DNA evidence linked him to the crimes, leading to his arrest.

Investigators are also exploring a possible connection to a fourth victim, Cassandra Lee Miller.

Alexander, who grew up in Oxnard, faces life in prison without parole.

His arraignment began in Ventura County Superior Court and will continue on August 21st.

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