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S. Madre IDeath, U.S.Probe Link ?Victim Said Tied To Grand Jury' tBy SCOTT HERHOLDKUH WrllfxRaymond Lundgren, a Sierra Madrean who was shot to death Jan. 13 in what investigators believe was a professional killing, was cooperating with federal authorities in a probe of possibly illicit practices in the stamp and coin business, informed sources have laid the Star-News.The sources said that Lundgren,56, who operated a stamp and coin business in downtown Los Angelest was testifying or was about to testify before a federal grand jury in a case handled by the U.S. attorney's office for Southern California.An assistant U.S. attorney for the district, Vincent Marclla* declined comment on the report, as did spokesman for the Los Angeles office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.The sources were unable to provide any details of Lundgren's In* volvcmeni in the case. But they did say that it appeared the Sierra Madrean had apparently been killed out of revenge or to ensure his silence.Lundgren was shot several times in the head just after he and his wife drove into their carport in a condominium complex in the 300 block of East Sierra Madre Boulevard in Sierra Madre. Investigators said there was no robbery attempt.The Star-Ncws reported a week and a half ago that homicide investigators believed that the killing was a professional “hit** linked to thr Mflmp and coin bnrtnesn
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Pasadena, California, US
Sat, Jan 31, 1976
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