A former Los Angeles County sheriff's sergeant whose estranged wife disappeared in 1991 was convicted Wednesday of killing her, although authorities never found her body.
John Racz, who retired from the Sheriff's Department more than 20 years ago, was convicted of murdering Ann Mineko Racz, 42. He is scheduled for sentencing Sept. 14 and faces 25 years to life in prison.
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A mounted posse joined family members and a pair of psychics Saturday to comb a Canyon Country area for the body of a Valencia woman who vanished more than a year ago.
The psychics were brought in by Louis Danoff, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department homicide detective, who has turned up few leads in the disappearance of Ann Racz.
The whereabouts of Racz remained a mystery Saturday, despite a four-hour search through rugged terrain off Spring Canyon Road east of Santa Clarita. Her estranged husband has insisted to authorities that Racz is alive somewhere, but her relatives said they doubt they'll see her alive again.
"I want to believe she's alive someplace," said Racz's sister, Emi Ryan, who traveled by car with her husband from Mesa, Ariz., to take part in the search. "But I guess I do think she's dead, and if she is dead I want to find her and put her to rest."
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John Racz, who retired from the Sheriff's Department more than 20 years ago, was convicted of murdering Ann Mineko Racz, 42. He is scheduled for sentencing Sept. 14 and faces 25 years to life in prison.
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A mounted posse joined family members and a pair of psychics Saturday to comb a Canyon Country area for the body of a Valencia woman who vanished more than a year ago.
The psychics were brought in by Louis Danoff, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department homicide detective, who has turned up few leads in the disappearance of Ann Racz.
The whereabouts of Racz remained a mystery Saturday, despite a four-hour search through rugged terrain off Spring Canyon Road east of Santa Clarita. Her estranged husband has insisted to authorities that Racz is alive somewhere, but her relatives said they doubt they'll see her alive again.
"I want to believe she's alive someplace," said Racz's sister, Emi Ryan, who traveled by car with her husband from Mesa, Ariz., to take part in the search. "But I guess I do think she's dead, and if she is dead I want to find her and put her to rest."
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A former Los Angeles County sheriff's sergeant whose estranged wife disappeared in 1991 was convicted Wednesday of killing her, although authorities never found her body.
John Racz, who retired from the Sheriff's Department more than 20 years ago, was convicted of murdering Ann Mineko Racz, 42. He is scheduled for sentencing Sept. 14 and faces 25 years to life in prison.
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A mounted posse joined family members and a pair of psychics Saturday to comb a Canyon Country area for the body of a Valencia woman who vanished more than a year ago.
The psychics were brought in by Louis Danoff, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department homicide detective, who has turned up few leads in the disappearance of Ann Racz.
The whereabouts of Racz remained a mystery Saturday, despite a four-hour search through rugged terrain off Spring Canyon Road east of Santa Clarita. Her estranged husband has insisted to authorities that Racz is alive somewhere, but her relatives said they doubt they'll see her alive again.
"I want to believe she's alive someplace," said Racz's sister, Emi Ryan, who traveled by car with her husband from Mesa, Ariz., to take part in the search. "But I guess I do think she's dead, and if she is dead I want to find her and put her to rest."
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John Racz, who retired from the Sheriff's Department more than 20 years ago, was convicted of murdering Ann Mineko Racz, 42. He is scheduled for sentencing Sept. 14 and faces 25 years to life in prison.
♥`•.¸¸.•´♥`•.¸¸.•´♥
A mounted posse joined family members and a pair of psychics Saturday to comb a Canyon Country area for the body of a Valencia woman who vanished more than a year ago.
The psychics were brought in by Louis Danoff, a Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department homicide detective, who has turned up few leads in the disappearance of Ann Racz.
The whereabouts of Racz remained a mystery Saturday, despite a four-hour search through rugged terrain off Spring Canyon Road east of Santa Clarita. Her estranged husband has insisted to authorities that Racz is alive somewhere, but her relatives said they doubt they'll see her alive again.
"I want to believe she's alive someplace," said Racz's sister, Emi Ryan, who traveled by car with her husband from Mesa, Ariz., to take part in the search. "But I guess I do think she's dead, and if she is dead I want to find her and put her to rest."
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