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A 4,166-square-foot mid-century-modern home in Soquel Hills, designed by Aaron Green and listed for $4.6 million, was the site of a 1970 mass murder. John Linley Frazier killed eye surgeon Victor Ohta, his wife, their two sons and Ohta’s secretary, then set fires in the house; he was convicted and sentenced to death, later commuted to life in prison. Restored after the fire, the home sits on nearly 10 acres overlooking Monterey Bay.
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