Garrett Rodriguez, a marijuana entrepreneur living in the Rancho Sequoia area in 2012.

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The young man travels up to the region to make enough money to fuel his dream of building a house by the beach in Mexico and live as a full-time fisherman. But sometime between Christmas and New Years 2012, his family realized they hadn’t heard from him and eventually reported him missing. It becomes apparent in the first several episodes that a lack of police resources combined with an unwillingness to cooperate with law enforcement makes Rodriguez’s case unpresentable and unrealistic to solve. Eventually, a group of citizens in the nearby town of Alderpoint band together to confront Garrett’s suspected murderer, which leads to his body’s discovery. This vigilante group became known as the AlderpointThe US-led coalition in Syria said it had carried out retaliatory airstrikes late on Wednesday and early Thursday, killing about 100 people it described as part of President Bashar al-Assad's forces.

The latest action, described by the Syrian government as a new effort "to support terrorism," highlights the degree to which US-backed and Russian-backed forces in Syria are increasingly at odds.

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- Syrian officials said the attack on government-backed troops represented "a crime against humanity." The Syrian state news service SANA said the forces that were targeted were involved in the fight against "Islamic State" (IS). Damascus has sent a letter to the United Nations secretary-general in response to the attack.

- The US military says more than