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May 31, 2011 - 1:04 pm
 

ONTARIO, Calif. --A woman was charged with murder Tuesday, days after a man's body parts were found in a foul-smelling trash can she was spotted pushing down the street. Carmen Montenegro, 51, of San Bernardino was arrested Sunday after police discovered the body parts in the barrel she was pushing and what appeared to be bodily fluids at a nearby house, authorities said.

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