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"After 25 years on the run, a man accused of brutally killing his wife was finally captured on Monday.\nClick Like For New Mexico News Updates:Albuquerque Police Department's Cold Case Unit uncovered the clues leading to the arrest in the Aug. 4, 1987, slaying.It's the kind of cold case that police find especially frustrating, they say, because they believe they knew who did it but the suspect vanished before they could put him away. Now, a quarter of a century later, they've got a break in the case and hope the suspected killer will finally face justice.Police said Diedre Brewington, 37, was shot and killed at her apartment on Coal Avenue in southwest Albuquerque. Her husband, Ronald Brewington, is the APD's main suspect.Police said the two had separated and Diedre wanted a divorce, but her husband vanished a short time later and hasn't been seen since -- until Monday.\"It will bring some closure finally to the family whose been wondering what has happened to this offender,\" said police Chief Ray Schultz.In 1988, a grand jury indicted Ronald Brewington for first-degree murder, but he stayed hidden until last week. APD won't say how they found out, but the Cold Case Unit found the murder suspect living in San Francisco under a different name.\"It's a lot of phone calls, a lot of trying to jog people's memories and a lot of trying to connect the dots,\" Schultz said.According to Schultz, the case should not have a statute of limitations.\"This was a first-degree case, so I think we're OK with the first-degree, but I'm sure that will be one of the arguments that will be made, so something that we'll have to be prepared for,\" he said.Schultz said detectives will continue to use improved technology and federal partnerships to crack other cold cases. He also said that no matter how much time goes by, detectives work every lead and stay on top of suspects' close friends and family.\"It's kind of the Ancestry.com kind of thing, looking for criminals, looking at other family members and trying to develop clues as to where the person you're looking for may be,\" Schultz said.The FBI, Oakland and San Francisco police departments and the U.S. Marshals helped APD crack the cold case.It's unclear when Ronald Brewington will return to New Mexico. Police said it could be as soon as Tuesday.While first-degree murder does not have a statute of limitations, second-degree murder and lesser crimes do, something being debated in the state Legislature."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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