Two Charged for UCLA Murder of Texan

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Two 22-year-old males have been charged with murder in the death last week of a 21-year-old female UCLA student. Prosecutors said the motive for the UCLA murder was robbery.

One suspect, Alberto Hinojosa Medina, is a student at Fresno State University and could face the death penalty. The other, Eric Marquez, is a fifth-year UCLA student. Both men pleaded not guilty.

Their attorneys denied their clients’ involvement, according to the local ABC News affiliate.

The victim, Andrea DelVesco of Austin, TX, was a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority, and reportedly faced drug charges in a separate case.

The suspects are accused of stabbing her during a burglary, then setting her apartment on fire to cover up their crime.

DelVesco’s family mourned her this week as “a beautiful soul.”

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