Deputy District Attorney Dori Ahana told the judge that Naso’s Wells Fargo checkbook will be placed with his property at the jail today.
Naso seemed surprised by the news.
“Oh, that’s fine,” he said. “See, there is something going on behind my back.”
Naso is charged with the murders of Roxene Roggasch, 18, of Oakland; Carmen Colon, 22, an East Bay resident; and Pamela Parsons, 38, and Tracey Tayofa, 31, both of Yuba County.
Roggasch’s body was found in Marin County and Colon’s was found in Contra Costa County.
Naso was arrested without a warrant by Marin County sheriff’s investigators on April 11 in South Lake Tahoe when he was released from El Dorado County Jail where he was serving one year for a probation violation.
The probable cause documents in support of his arrest state that all four women were working as prostitutes at the time of their deaths.
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