California Man Convicted in Triple Murder Tied to 'Furry' Subculture

Frank Sato Felix faces life in prison for his involvement in the 2016 killings of a teenager's parents and a family friend.

Frank Sato Felix was convicted of providing the weapon used in the murders of a teenager's parents and a family friend in Fullerton, California.
The killings were part of a plan to help the teenager escape from her disapproving parents until she turned 18.
Felix met the 17-year-old girl through the 'furry' community, where they began a romantic relationship.
Joshua Charles Acosta, an accomplice and Army mechanic, was previously convicted and sentenced to life without parole for his role in the murders.
The teenager testified under immunity that she was sexually abused by her stepfather and sought Felix and Acosta's help to run away.