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SAN PABLO — A 35-year-old man has been charged with hacking a woman to death and with setting her body on fire in an ill-thought-out attempt to conceal
the crime, which actually brought police and firefighters to the homicide scene, court records show.

William Stanley Ramirez was charged with murdering 40-year-old Angelina
Rincon and with one count of felony arson of her body, court records show.
He remains jailed in Contra Costa with bail set at $2.5 million.

Ramirez’s next court date, an arraignment hearing, is set for July 30, records show.

Ramirez and Rincon reportedly lived together in an encampment alongside San Pablo Creek. On the early morning of July 2, he allegedly hacked her to
death with a machete and then set her body on fire, creating a large plumage
of smoke and bringing the fire department and police to the 1900 bock of
Road 20.
San Pablo police identified Ramirez as a suspect and arrested him on July 11
at a 23rd Street residence, according to a police news release.

A GoFundMe Page in Rincon’s memory says she left behind a daughter and was one of five siblings.

“Angelina’s generosity, unpredictability, and a free spirit will be incredibly missed,” the page says. “Her unexpected departure has left an irreplaceable void in our hearts and lives.”

https://www.mercurynews.com/2024/07/18/san-pablo-man-charged-with-machete- murder-burning-victims-body-in-failed-cover-up-attempt/

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