LOS ANGELES — One of the men accused of gunning down six members of a Central California family had been embroiled in an “extensive history and feud” with the family and once shot at one of them, according to police records obtained by the Los Angeles Times.
Shortly before 10 p.m. on Aug. 6, 2014, Tulare County sheriff’s deputies responded to a shooting at the Wooden Shoe RV Park in Goshen. They found Eladio Parraz with his arm around his girlfriend, Crystal Hammonds, who was crying hysterically, a deputy wrote in a report.
Eladio Parraz told the deputies someone had fired shots at Hammonds before fleeing in a white sedan with tinted windows. Based on her description of the female driver, Eladio Parraz said he believed the woman was associated with someone he knew as “Nano,” according to another deputy’s report.
