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Trial to move forward in Kim Pham beating

By Take Two Staff
Published Feb 12, 2014
Vanesa Tapia Zavala (L) and Candace Marie Brito at their preliminary hearing in the West Justice Center February 11, 2014 in Westminster, California. The two are charged in the beating death of Kim Pham in front of a Santa Ana nightclub.
A preliminary hearing continues for (lt to rt) Vanesa Tapia Zavala and Candace Marie Brito in the West Justice Center February 11, 2014 in Westminster, California. The two are charged in the beating death of Kim Pham in front of a Santa Ana nightclub.
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Trial to move forward in Kim Pham beating

There are new developments this week in the beating death of Kim Pham, the young woman who died after a fight broke out outside a Santa Ana nightclub last month. An Orange County judge has determined that a trial will move forward in the case.

RELATED: Kim Pham beating: Judge finds enough evidence for trial (updated)

KPCC’s Ed Joyce has been covering the testimony this week.