Daughter Confronts Ramon Salcido, Father Who Left Her for Dead

Experts say most children don't have memories before they're at least two or three years old. But if your earliest memories were anything like
At age 3, Carmina survived the shocking massacre of her entire family Her father, Ramon Salcido then a 28-year-old hard-drinking and hot-tempered vineyard worker, ambushed his co-workers, murdered his wife, several in-laws, and slashed the throats of his three young daughters, leaving them for dead in a garbage dump. Miraculously, she survived.

On April 14, 1989, detectives traced the trail of the killer who had left seven people dead, across 30 miles of wine country; from the vineyard, to his home where he shot his wife and ultimately to the dump, where he left his daughters before he fled to Mexico. Ramon was moving faster than either the cops or the press could comprehend.
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