The man involved in the hijacking and payoff of the Indian- origin Sikh family in California, including an eight- month-old baby girl, was preliminarily also jugged for thievery after he held a family he’d also worked for at gunpoint and terrorised them 17 times agoneJesus Salgado, who was arrested on Thursday on the dubitation

of hijacking and killing the Sikh family of four, 8- month-old Aroohi Dheri, her 27- time-old mama Jasleen Kaur, her 36- time-old father Jasdeep Singh, and her 39- time-old uncle Amandeep Singh, was doomed to 11 times in captivity in 2007 and was released in 2015 and discharged from parole three times latterly, according to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
He also has a conviction for possession of a controlled substance, the department said.

Nearly two decades ago, Salgado worked for a family, which also possessed a trucking company, but was fired in 2004 because the family suspected him of stealing plutocrat, members of the family told the Los Angeles Times.

Kathy and her son Katrina when first saw surveillance images of Salgado, they didn’t incontinently honor him. Salgado, now 48, had progressed significantly, and Kathy and Katrina were not sure he was the man who burgled them at gunpoint in their dark garage 17 times agone

They noticed the styles in the two crimes sounded eerily analogous terrorise a family on their property at gunpoint and force them to follow orders under the trouble of death.