Irvine real estate feud ends in Chino Hills fatal kidnapping
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A real estate-linked slaying unfolded when Irvine investor Zhengfeng Bo abducted his business associate Shukur Aikebaer from a Chino Hills home, shoved him into a car trunk, and bo killed him during a high-speed chase; Bo died in a deputy-involved shooting. The men had worked together at Panshi Inc. amid a dispute over a Pasadena apartment project and loans exceeding $2 million, with investigators not yet revealing a motive.
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