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Police say the California man who wandered into a police station with a dead body in his car and confessed to four murders was likely related to the victims. Shankar Nagappa Hangud, 53, was identified publicly Tuesday, a day after he showed up at the Mt. Shasta Police Department in Siskiyou County around noon Monday and said he had a dead body in his car, as well as three more in his apartment in Roseville, more than 200 miles away in the Sacramento metropolitan area. The names of his four victims, two adults and two juveniles, have not been released but Roseville police said in a statement that “it appears the victims are members of the suspect’s family.” Police are still working on a timeline but believe the victims were killed “over a few days’ time span.” A cause of death or motive has not been released.

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16 minutes ago, Biskot2 said:

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quite possible.. victims haven't been identified yet..

" According to his LinkedIn profile, Hangud is an enterprise data architect, whose last job was with Social Interest Solutions, in Sacramento. His profile still lists him as working for the company, but The Sacramento Bee said he had left that job in 2018. Hangud’s profile shows an uneven record of employment, with some jobs lasting just a few months. He earned his MBA from the University of Phoenix. Hangud briefly lived in Milpitas, Calif., and for four years in Dallas, Texas. The Bee reported that Hangud owes more than $178,000 to the Internal Revenue Service and faces a tax lien. "