Nov. 2, 2013: Rob Krentz murder suspect (anonymous sender)

Arizona Sheriff: A Person Of Interest In Krentz Murder Is Local

• The murder led to pressure on the Obama administration to secure the border region.



• Within a month, Gov. Jan Brewer signed the controversial SB 1070 immigration bill into law.



• Speculation that the murderer was from Mexico led to renewed calls for the National Guard to patrol the border.

• Cochise Sheriff: Krentz murder 'not a cold case' | KVOA.com
• Robert Krentz was found on his Douglas property with the killer’s footprints leading right to the U.S.-Mexico border.



• Krentz’s murder helped spur Arizona’s controversial SB 1070 immigration law.



• The case has remained unsolved, a sobering reality for family, friends and the community.
• Cochise Sheriff: Krentz murder 'not a cold case'
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  DOUGLAS – The Cochise County Sheriff’s Department has identified between 30 and 50 ‘persons of interest’ in the investigation surrounding the 2010 murder of a prominent Southern Arizona rancher.

  Robert Krentz was found on his Douglas property with the killer’s footprints leading right to the U.S.-Mexico border. Krentz’s murder helped spur Arizona’s controversial SB 1070 immigration law.

  The case has remained unsolved, a sobering reality for family, friends and the community.

  Don Kimble is one of Krentz’s childhood friends and thinks about him every day – but he has his doubts if justice will ever be served.

  
  

  Sheriff Mark Dannels told News 4 Tucson that the murder of Robert Krentz is not a cold case.

  “It’s very emotional,” Dannels said. “Rob Krentz was a very well-respected rancher in our community. There’s a lot of unrest in the case not being solved.”

  Dannels also said that he’s been in close con