California murder suspect found in Tulsa

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Thursday, December 16th 2004, 5:58 am

By: News On 6

Tulsa's fugitive squad has arrested a California murder suspect.

Tulsa Police officers took Peter Vanoosting into custody Wednesday afternoon. Vanoosting is an ex-con who is wanted for the strangulation murder of a man in San Bernardino.

Police say a man named Scott Conner is traveling with Vanoosting and could still be in the area.

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