STATE BRIEFS: Registered sexually violent predator search ends
SAN DIEGO The search for registered sexually violent predator Merle Wakefield ended after his body was discovered in a San Diego riverbed. Wakefield had been missing since September 25 when he removed his GPS tracking device from his workplace and absconded. The San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office positively identified the deceased individual as Wakefield and notified his next of kin. The Medical Examiner’s Office will perform an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death. The Edward-Dean Museum & Gardens in California is set to celebrate its grand reopening following extensive renovations. Matthew L. Madsen, a former California prison lieutenant, pleaded guilty to conspiring to smuggle contraband into Salinas Valley State Prison in exchange for nearly $100,000 in bribe payments.
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The search for registered sexually violent predator Merle Wakefield came to an end Monday after his body was discovered in a San Diego riverbed, authorities said.
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