 One was claimed to be Murrieta, and the other was thought to be Three-Fingered Jack.A plaque (California Historical Landmark #344) near the intersection of State Routes 33 and 198 now marks the approximate site of Murrieta's headquarters in Arroyo de Cantua, where he was presumably and officially ruled by the State of California to have been killed.However that claim was soon disputed and has continued to be.