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Celeste Carrington goes on a deadly rampage in the name of love killing to support her partner and her partner's children. The offenses of which defendant Celeste Carrington was convicted arose out of four separate incidents. Most of the facts underlying these offenses were admitted by defendant in her statements to the police, which she made shortly after her arrest. The first incident involved the burglary of a Dodge dealership located at 640 Veterans Boulevard in Redwood City, on the night of January 17, 1992. In her statement to the police, defendant admitted the following. She previously had been employed as a janitor for several companies and, having worked in this building, defendant was aware that the back entrance was often left unlocked. She went to that location with gloves and a crowbar, which she used to force open several interior doors. Among other items, she stole a .357 magnum revolver and five bullets

A healthy relationship is one where you do not have to meet demands for money or support. Adults should be able to support themselves and their families. If you are in this type of relationship, it is time to move on, get yourself right, and when you are ready to look for someone who brings something to the table of a relationship.

You can write to Celeste at:


Celeste S. Carrington W55311
CCWF
P.O. Box 1501
Chowchilla, CA 93610-1501










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