Porterville, Calif. — Raw emotions are bubbling to the surface on the Tule River Indian Reservation near Porterville, Calif., where Hector Celaya,31, killed four members of his family. Celaya, who also wounded two of his children, was later shot by police in nearby Lindsay.
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Porterville, Calif. — A small roadside memorial pays silent tribute next to the home on the Tule River Indian Reservation near Porterville, Calif., where Hector Celaya, 31, killed four members of his family. Celaya, who also wounded two of his children, was later shot by police in the nearby town of Lindsay.
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Porterville, Calif. — Candles, prayers and hugs lead the healing process at the Church On the Hill on the Tule River Indian Reservation near Porterville, Calif,, during a candlelight vigil several days after Hector Celaya, 31, killed four members of his family in a home on the reservation. Celaya, who was not a tribal member, also wounded two of his children and was later killed by police.
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Porterville, Calif. — Candles, prayers and hugs lead the healing process at the Church On the Hill on the Tule River Indian Reservation near Porterville, Calif. during a candlelight vigil several days after Hector Celaya, 31, killed four members of his family in a home on the reservation. Celaya, who was not a tribal member, also wounded two of his children.
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Porterville, Calif. — Church leader Nathan Burt leads one of the prayers at the Church On the Hill.
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Porterville, Calif. — Families draw near to each other during a candlelight service at the Church On the Hill on Dec. 11.
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Porterville, Calif. — With smoke from burning sage wafting into the night air, tribal members gather in a circle at the Church On the Hill for a vigil in honor of the victims.
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Porterville, Calif. — Tribal council member Kevin Bonds holds a bundle of burning sage while taking part in the candlelight vigil.
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Porterville, Calif. — With a star-filled sky above him, tribal community service Officer Mike Carrillo stands on a hilltop above the Tule River Indian Reservation, where he often takes refuge.
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