Services set for two killed near motorcycle club.(LOCAL NEWS)

From: The Fresno Bee (Fresno, CA) | Date: August 23, 2001| Author: Kreamer, Matthew | Copyright information

Byline: Matthew Kreamer THE FRESNO BEE

While two families worked out funeral details Wednesday for a couple fatally shot Sunday outside a Fresno motorcycle club, police continued following leads in the unsolved case.

"We have not settled on any one suspect in particular," Fresno police Sgt. Mike Oliver said.

Eddie Asberry Sr., 34, an electrician, and Anita Mallory-Durham, 29, an in-home care provider, both of Fresno, were killed in the 3:30 a.m. s...

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