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WL, Jan. 1980 THE SUN A-5 Money called murder motive state STRAW HAT'S MEWYErW discussing the killings in mid-December. The scheme was Gjevre's idea, the complaint said. The two youths fled after burying the bodies, the complaint said. They were apprehended Dec.

27 after a two-hour chase near the California-Nevada border. custody. A hearing was scheduled today to determine if Gjevre will be held until his trial in juvenile court, officials said. Deputy District Attorney Bob Masterson said Garcia and Gjevre are charged in the deaths of Gjevre's stepfather, Ernest Blair Gjevre. 43, and Gjevre's mother, Sandra Kay Gjevre, 38.

Police found the couple's bodies buried in the back yard of their home. Each had been shot several times and there was evidence they had tried to flee, police said. The complaint claims Gjevre and Garcia began SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) A 15-year-old boy and his 19-year-old friend are charged in the shooting deaths of the boy's mother and stepfather slayings prosecutors allege were carried out to get money to buy high-powered cars. The charges against the tet agers allege the San Jose couple was fatally shot to collect an inheritance and insurance money.

A complaint filed in San Jose Municipal Court alleges Clarence Johnny Garcia, 19, and Todd Martin Gjevre, 15, planned for nearly two weeks to kill GJvere's mother and stepfather. The couple's bodies were found Dec. 26. The youths wanted to buy a Pontiac Trans-Am, a Dodge Charger, another car and possibly a new home, the complaint alleges. Garcia was arraigned Monday in San Jose Mun-cipal Court on two murder charges and a conspiracy charge.

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