Her brother was killed in a botched hit in California. Years later, the suspect walked into a US embassy
- Posted on August 8, 2026
- By CNN
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In brief
A shocking twist of justice unfolded when the suspect accused of executing Justin Tran in a brazen San Jose drive-by shooting unexpectedly surrendered at a U.S. embassy years after the crime. The case, which left a family devastated by the loss of their son, took an extraordinary turn when the fugitive appeared at diplomatic premises, raising questions about the circumstances leading to his surrender and the long journey toward accountability.
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Her brother was killed in a botched hit in California. Years later, the suspect walked into a US embassy
Justin Tran was heading to the gym when a black Lexus pulled up near his family’s house in San Jose, California. A man stepped out, fired multiple shots into Tran’s car, and jumped into the sedan as it sped off.
