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East Bay author faults Gov. Newsom for commuting murderer’s sentence 

A famed former LAPD detective, who now lives in Danville, details his investigation into a 1990 murder and its aftermath.

Ronald Baker, whose 1990 murder is the subject of Rick Jackson's new book, "Black Tunnel White Magic," poses at his 20th birthday party with his parents, Gayle and Kay Baker, and his sister Patty. (Courtesy of Patty Baker Elliott)
Ronald Baker, whose 1990 murder is the subject of Rick Jackson’s new book, “Black Tunnel White Magic,” poses at his 20th birthday party with his parents, Gayle and Kay Baker, and his sister Patty. (Courtesy of Patty Baker Elliott)
Martha Ross, Features writer for the Bay Area News Group is photographed for a Wordpress profile in Walnut Creek, Calif., on Thursday, July 28, 2016. (Anda Chu/Bay Area News Group)
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A famed former LAPD detective, who now lives in Danville, details his investigation into a 1990 murder and its aftermath.

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