Kumra Murder: Plea Delayed for Woman Charged As Accessory

The fourth suspect in the slaying of Monte Sereno businessman Raveesh "Ravi" Kumra appeared in Santa Clara County Superior Court Tuesday to have her plea entering hearing delayed until 2 p.m. Feb. 4.

Judge Jerome Nadler ordered Alameda resident Raven Chanel Dixon, 22, to return to the San Jose Hall of Justice and answer charges of being an accessory to Kumra's Nov. 30 killing and a gang enhancement as is alleged. Allegations include she committed the crime "for the benefit of, at the direction of, and in association with a criminal street gang."

Santa Clara County Deputy District Attorney Kevin Smith is trying the case in which three men have also been arrested and each charged with six felony counts of murder, assault, criminal threats, false imprisonment, robbery and residential burglary in the high-interest case. The men, too, will appear in court at the same time to possibly enter pleas.

The men,

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