Man accused in 2014 massacre of co-worker's family arrested after landing in U.S. from China
A man accused of killing his co-worker’s family inside their Texas home more than eight years ago was arrested over the weekend after arriving at San Francisco’s airport from China, officials said.
A man accused of killing his co-worker’s family in their Texas home more than eight years ago was arrested over the weekend after he arrived at San Francisco’s airport from China, officials said.
Feng Lu, 58, was charged Sunday with capital murder in the deaths of the co-worker, Maoye Sun, 50; the man's wife, Mei Xie, 49; and their two children, Timothy, 9, and Titus, 7, the Harris County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday.
The family were found dead in their home in the 14000 block of Fosters Creek Drive in Cypress on Jan. 30, 2014, each with gunshot wounds to the head, officials said.
After years of questions and few answers, authorities have finally named Lu as the assailant who stormed the Sun family’s home, apparently bitter after a workplace dispute, based on interviews and DNA evidence.
Lu was taken into custody Sunday by San Francisco police, U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Homeland Security Investigations.
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