Serial killing suspect felt apparent kinship to poor  Itzcoatl
'Izzy' Ocampo once helped the homeless but now is accused of
stabbing four O.C. men.  January 17, 2012|Louis Sahagun and
Christopher Goffard   • Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo who is in custody
for the killing four homeless men in Orange County, shown in his
Marine Corps portrait and uniform. Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo who is
in custody for the killing four… (Mark Boster / Los Angeles…)
By appearances, Itzcoatl "Izzy" Ocampo felt a deep affinity for
the homeless and needy. Friends and family members said the
23-year-old ex-Marine, jobless and often broke, gave money and
food to transients on the street.  He raided his brother's
belongings to donate to Toys for Tots, and when he found a drunk
sprawled on the road, he escorted him home. "He learned it from
me," said his father, Refugio Ocampo, 49, who is now homeless
and living in the cab of a broken-down big rig in a Fullerton
parking lot. "I always told my kids, 'If we have it bad, others
have it worse.'"  T