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Jones disputed that he was the triggerman that night, and he denied that he intended throughout the abduction to kill Haro.

In both cases, the admitted triggerman was a barely literate welder Leasure had met at a gun show.

Alvarenga Cortez was alleged to be the triggerman in the killing, with prosecutors saying he used a handgun.

He was arrested after triggerman Henry Arthur Tenon, 62, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, court records show.

“And the killings won’t stop until Kenji’s murder receives full justice, from the triggerman, from any commanders that day who gave shoot-to-kill orders, to the military leaders who orchestrated that day’s lethal repression.”