Gynette Tucker, a 74-year-old Caucasian woman living alone in a modest house in northwest Oklahoma City, kept a quiet but steady routine. Neighbors said she rarely went out except for church on Sundays, where her regular presence in the pews was something people had come to expect. She had moved to Oklahoma from California and was originally from San Jose, carrying with her the life and memories of a former Bay Area resident now aging in a calmer neighborhood far from the coast. Those who lived
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