Death row inmate from San Antonio ready to die for triple slaying

By Michelle Casady

October 25, 2014 | Updated: October 25, 2014 9:51pm

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Miguel Angel Paredes, 32, is interviewed behind a heavy glass window on death row at the state prison in Livingston.

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Miguel Angel Paredes, 32, is interviewed behind a heavy glass window on death row at the state prison in Livingston.

By Michelle Casady

October 25, 2014 | Updated: October 25, 2014 9:51pm

LIVINGSTON — To escape the gang violence that was gripping Chicago in the late 1980s, Miguel Angel Paredes' family decided to move to Mexico, and soon thereafter to San Antonio, chasing better opportunities.

Michelle Casady

Michelle Casady

Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News

Michelle Casady

Michelle Casady

Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News

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