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Charles Chi-Tat Ng (Chinese: / , Cantonese IPA: [ tsità t ], pinyin: Wú Zhìdá; born December 24, 1960) is a Chinese-American serial killer. With Leonard Lake he is suspected of murdering between 11 and 25 victims at Lake's ranch in Calaveras County, California. After a long extradition battle in Canada (see Reference re Ng Extradition), Ng stood trial in the US and was convicted of 11 murders, and is currently on death row at San Quentin State Prison.
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