San Jacinto County mass murderer avoids death penalty with plea deal
On Wednesday, Francisco Oropeza waived his rights to a jury trial and to appeal by pleading guilty to capital murder. In exchange for his guilty plea, Oropeza will avoid the death penalty and instead will serve life in prison without parole.
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