The cousin of the suspect in an Aurora quadruple homicide was arrested Thursday for accessory to first-degree murder after the fact, the Aurora Police Department announced.
The shooting happened around 2 a.m. Oct. 30 inside an Aurora home near East 10th Avenue and Geneva Street. Four people — 20-year-old Kenneth Eugene Green Luque, his girlfriend, 22-year-old Maria Anita Serrano, Maria's father, 51-year-old Jesus Serrano, and a neighbor, 49-year-old Rudolfo Salgado Perez — were killed.
Castorena's cousin, 22-year-old Carlos Casillas-Flores, was arrested Thursday for accessory to first-degree murder after the fact and booked into the Aurora Jail.
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