Golden Sun eXtra News

Bullhead City - A man walked though the mobile home on Larkwood Avenue where earlier in the day he allegedly killed his wife and mother-in-law in a fit of rage. Bullhead City Police arrested Ari Benjamin Feinner, 43, Tuesday 4/3 at around 4:00 p.m. Officers said he was cooperative in the investigation, but had attempted to leave the residence where police believe he fatally stabbed his wife, Veronica Feinner, 27, and his mother-in-law, Marie Zavala, 67, whose bodies remained in the house. He was charged with two counts of murder and taken to the Mohave County Sheriff's Office jail. He is being held without bail.
Officers said that Tuesday morning Feinner had argued with his wife about her intent to file for divorce. He grabbed a hunting knife and stabbed her repeatedly. When Zavala, who was wheelchair-bound, attempted to intervene, he stabbed her several times. Then Feinner killed the family dogs, two Chihuahuas who were reportedly making noise. He then reportedly telephoned his sister at work and told her what he had done. She called police.
"This is particularly disturbing knowing that a mother saw the death of her daughter before she herself was killed,” police said. "The use of a knife and the manner of the stabbing are also indicative of a crime of passion."
Previous police reports suggests Feinner was prone to violence. In 2002 Feinner was arrested on suspicion of running over a man who suffered a serious ankle injury as a result. He was found guilty of aggravated assault. In 2004 he was arrested on suspicion of assault and disorderly conduct after allegedly hitting his then-girlfriend.

Golden Shores - Thursday afternoon around 1:00 p.m. Golden Shores Fire, MCSO and Care Flight responded to the scene of a motorcycle accident on Shore Parkway in front of the water company building. The first fireman at the scene immediately requested air transport. The cause of the accident, or the name and condition of the victim are not known at this time.

Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and warm for the next several days. No rain in the forecast. Highs low 90°s, Lows around 60°. Breezy at times.

Ft. Mohave - Mohave County Sheriff's deputies and detectives responded Monday evening 4/2 around 8:00 p.m. to a report of a stabbing on Calle Esperanza. Deputies observed inside an injured male victim lying on the floor suffering from laceration wounds. Fort Mohave Fire personnel responded and transported the victim to Valley View Medical Center where he was later airlifted to a hospital in Las Vegas. The victim, Humberto Orozco, 25, of Fort Mohave, suffered multiple stab wounds. Deputies contacted witnesses at the scene and determined the suspect to be Alejandro Guzman Magana, 29, of Fort Mohave, who left the scene on foot. Fort Mohave Tribal Police Officers located and detained Magana at a nearby residence on Calle Amigo. Magana said that he and his roommate were arguing and the argument escalated and he stabbed his roommate. Detectives recovered two knives.
Magana was arrested for attempted 2nd degree murder, felony. Deputies contacted three male subjects inside the residence on Calle Esperanza. The subjects were determined to be illegal immigrants, all with the name Magana, and were transported to Mohave County Jail in Kingman. All subjects, including Magana and Orozco, were determined to be illegal immigrants and Border Patrol agents will be taking them into custody.

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