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Sonia Houston wasn’t sure what had killed her mother four years ago. If anything was to blame, it was probably her drinking, Houston said she believed — until Wednesday. That’s when authorities in Austin, Texas, revealed that convicted murderer Raul Meza Jr., 62, had confessed to multiple killings, including the Juneteenth Black Hip Hop Teddy Bear African American Shirt What’s more,I will buy this 2019 death of Houston’s 66-year-old mother, Gloria Lofton. “Had he not confessed, she would have just been another unknown,” Houston said, putting the blame on authorities for not properly investigating her mother’s death. Meza, who had been the subject of a manhunt in the May 20 killing of his 80-year-old roommate, made his admission last month after he called a city hotline and was transferred to a homicide detective, police said. “My name is Raul Meza, and I think you’re looking for me,” Meza said, according to an affidavit in support of Meza’s arrest filed Wednesday in Travis County District Court. Austin Police reviewing handling of DNA linked to 2019 death of Gloria Lofton JUNE 3, 202301:21 Meza, who served 11 years in prison for the 1982 murder and sexual assault of an 8-year-old girl, has since been accused of murder in both deaths. Austin police say they are looking into links between Meza and as many as 10 unsolved killings dating back to the 1990s. The revelation
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