Mary Ingalls
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Was there ever an investigation into the possiblity that the Torey Pines attack/murder of Barbara Nantais was linked to the Golden State Killer?
He intended for you to feel that way. He used to have pounds on him. He's trying to play a card. Get his sentence reduced. He's doing to die from coronavirus in a prison by next summer. And he deserves that.I was watching for a bit, but it became too difficult. The graphic depictions of rape and then a frail old man admitting guilt. I want to have love and compassion for all elderly people and seeing him in that state has me so torn up inside. He committed the worst crimes and needs to be put away. Blehhh I hate my empathy sometimes.
I felt like that a little bit until they detailed exactly what had happened to one of the rape victims. I don't feel like that any more.I was watching for a bit, but it became too difficult. The graphic depictions of rape and then a frail old man admitting guilt. I want to have love and compassion for all elderly people and seeing him in that state has me so torn up inside. He committed the worst crimes and needs to be put away. Blehhh I hate my empathy sometimes.
rbbm.Whoa! I guess I asked for it @dotr - a BIG
Is that HBO movie only 2 parts? I will get my bro to download it for me. TIA!
Thank you for this! Outstanding! Unfortunately I'm left wondering what the dates/years and locations were for so many of these. I really want to know if he continued activity beyond the commonly understood dates he's known for.Hopefully this link is fine to post..
Golden State Killer Trial – The Trial of Joseph DeAngelo
''Joseph James DeAngelo, Jr. has officially admitted responsibility for 76 crimes committed by the Golden State Killer:
Count 1: Guilty of the murder of Claude Snelling
Count 1 (cont): Admitted to the attempted kidnapping of Beth Snelling
Count 1 (cont): Admitted to the attempted murder of Bill McGowen
Count 2: Guilty of the murder of Katie Maggiore
Count 3: Guilty of the murder of Brian Maggiore
Count 4: Guilty of the murder of Debra Manning
Count 5: Guilty of the murder of Robert Offerman
Count 6: Guilty of the murder of Cheri Domingo
Count 7: Guilty of the murder of Greg Sanchez
Count 8: Guilty of the murder of Charlene Smith
Count 9: Guilty of the murder of Lyman Smith
Count 10: Guilty of the murder of Patrice Harrington
Count 11: Guilty of the murder of Keith Harrington
Count 12: Guilty of the murder of Manuela Witthuhn
Count 13: Guilty of the murder of Janelle Cruz
Count 14: Guilty of the EAR Attack #4 of Jane Doe #1
Count 15: Guilty of the EAR Attack #16 of Jane Doe #2 and John Doe #1
Count 16: Guilty of the EAR Attack #17 of Jane Doe #3 and John Doe #2
Count 17: Guilty of the EAR Attack #18 of Jane Doe #4 and John Doe #3
Count 18: Guilty of the EAR Attack #20 of Jane Doe #5 and John Doe #4
Count 19: Guilty of the EAR Attack #21 of Jane Doe #6 and John Doe #5
Count 20: Guilty of the EAR Attack #22 of Jane Doe #7 and John Doe #6
Count 21: Guilty of the EAR Attack #24 of Jane Doe #8 and John Doe #7
Count 22: Guilty of the EAR Attack #25 of Jane Doe #9 and John Doe #8
Count 23: Guilty of the EAR Attack #37 of Jane Doe #10 and John Doe #9
Count 24: Guilty of the EAR Attack #38 of Jane Doe #11 and John Doe #10
Count 25: Guilty of EAR Attack #39 of Jane Doe #12 and John Doe #11
Count 26: Guilty of the EAR Attack #46 of Jane Doe #13 and John Doe #12
Count 28: Admitted to the EAR Attack #1 of Jane Doe #14
Counts 29 and 30: Admitted to the EAR Attack #2 of Jane Doe #15 and Jane Doe #16
Counts 31, 32, and 33: Admitted to the EAR Attack #2 of Jane Doe #17, Jane Doe #18, and Jane Doe #19
Counts 34 and 35: Admitted to EAR Attack #5 on Jane Doe #20 and John Doe #13
Count 36: Admitted to EAR Attack #6 on Jane Doe #21
Count 37: Admitted to EAR Attack #7 on Jane Doe #22
Count 38: Admitted to EAR Attack #9 on Jane Doe #23
Count 39: Admitted to EAR Attack #10 on Jane Doe #24
Count 40: Admitted to EAR Attack #11 on Jane Doe #25
Count 41: Admitted to EAR Attack #12 on Jane Doe #26
Counts 42 and 43: Admitted to EAR Attack #13 on Jane Doe #27 and Jane Doe #28
Count 44: Admitted to EAR Attack #14 on Jane Doe #29
Count 45: Admitted to EAR Attack #15 on Jane Doe #30
Counts 46 and 47: Admitted to EAR Attack #19 on Jane Doe #31 and John Doe #14
Counts 48 and 49: Admitted to EAR Attack #26 on Jane Doe #32 and John Doe #15
Counts 50 and 51: Admitted to EAR Attack #27 on Jane Doe #33 and Jane Doe #34
Count 52: Admitted to EAR Attack #28 on Jane Doe #35
Counts 53 and 54: Admitted to EAR Attack #29 on Jane Doe #36 and Jane Doe #37
Counts 55 and 56: Admitted to EAR Attack #23 on Jane Doe #38 and John Doe #16
Counts 57 and 58: Admitted to EAR Attack #30 on Jane Doe #39 and John Doe #17
Counts 59 and 60: Admitted to EAR Attack #32 on Jane Doe #40 and John Doe #18
Count 61: Admitted to EAR Attack #33 on Jane Doe #41
Counts 62 and 63: Admitted to EAR Attack #34 on Jane Doe #42 and John Doe #19
Counts 64 and 65: Admitted to EAR Attack #35 on Jane Doe #43 and John Doe #20
Count 66: Admitted to EAR Attack #36 on Jane Doe #44
Count 67: Admitted to EAR Attack #40 on Jane Doe #45
Counts 68 and 69: Admitted to EAR Attack #41 on Jane Doe #46 and John Doe #21
Count 70: Admitted to the EAR Attack #42 of Jane Doe #47
Count 71: Admitted to the EAR Attack #45 of Jane Doe #48
Count 72: Admitted to the EAR Attack #47 of Jane Doe #49
Counts 73 and 74: Admitted to the EAR Attack #44 of Jane Doe #50 and John Doe #22''
''Victim Impact Statements and Sentencing to Begin the Week of August 17th, 2020''
Quick links.. a start?Thank you for this! Outstanding! Unfortunately I'm left wondering what the dates/years and locations were for so many of these. I really want to know if he continued activity beyond the commonly understood dates he's known for.
That 1981-1986 timeline is really of interest. I really do wonder if he has murders they just haven't yet figured out are him. If they had uncovered more murders over the course of their investigation into him, I'm not so sure he would have had an easy plea bargain like this. But they've also been hampered by coronavirus. Would NOT be shocked if in coming years there is DNA from victims that turn out to be associated with his DNA profile in CODIS.If it doesn't already exist somewhere, I'd like to put together an actual timeline--date, city, name, crime. I'm going to look around as I'm thinking there already is one somewhere. I was trying to do that yesterday but I was starting to get traumatized listening to the descriptions of some of the crimes and had to break away.
I think it would help with all the various questions about other crimes that people are wondering about. Both the gap in time that was mentioned, and wondering if there were more both before or after the "official" ones.
Is this list missing Claude Snelling? That was 1975, right?Quick links.. a start?
The 'Golden State Killer': Inside the timeline of crimes
Timeline: List of Golden State Killer attacks
''Golden State Killer attacks: map and full list
The official list of cases are:
- June 18, 1976: Sexual assault/rape, Rancho Cordova
- July 17, 1976: Sexual assault/rape, Carmichael
- August 29, 1976: Burglary, attempted sexual assault, Rancho Cordova
- Sept. 4, 1976: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- Oct. 5, 1976: Sexual Assault/rape, Citrus Heights
- Oct. 9, 1976: Sexual Assault/rape, Rancho Cordova
- Oct. 18, 1976: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- Oct. 18, 1976: Carjacking, Rancho Cordova
- Nov. 10, 1976: Kidnapping, Citrus Heights
- Dec. 18, 1976: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- Jan. 18, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Sacramento
- Jan. 24, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Citrus Heights
- Feb. 7, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- Feb. 16, 1977: Assault, attempted murder, Sacramento
- March 8, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Sacramento
- March 18, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Rancho Cordova
- April 2, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Orangevale
- April 15, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- May 3, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Sacramento
- May 5, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Orangevale
- May 14, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Citrus Heights
- May 17, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- May 28, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Sacramento
- Sept. 6, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Stockton
- Oct. 1, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Rancho Cordova
- Oct. 21, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Sacramento
- Oct. 29, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Sacramento
- Nov. 10, 1977: Sexual Assault/rape, Sacramento
- Dec. 2, 1977: Attempted sexual assault, Sacramento
- Jan. 28, 1978: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- Jan. 29, 1979: Sexual Assault/rape, Carmichael
- Feb. 2, 1978: Brian and Katie Maggiore were killed, Rancho Cordova
- March 18, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Stockton
- April 14, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Sacramento
- June 5, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Modesto
- June 7, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Davis
- June 23, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Modesto
- June 24, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Davis
- July 6, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Davis
- Oct. 7, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Concord
- Oct. 13, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, Concord
- Oct. 28, 1978: San Ramon
- Nov. 4, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, San Jose
- Dec. 2, 1978: Sexual assault/rape,San Jose
- Dec. 8, 1978: Sexual assault/rape (DNA link), Danville
- Dec. 18, 1978: Sexual assault/rape, San Ramon
- March 20, 1979: Sexual assault/rape, Rancho Cordova
- April 4, 1979: Sexual assault/rape, Fremont
- June 2, 1979: Sexual assault/rape, Walnut Creek
- June 11, 1979: Sexual assault/rape (DNA link), Danville
- June 25, 1979: Sexual assault/rape, Walnut Creek
- July 5, 1979: Attempted sexual assault, Danville
- Oct. 1, 1979: Attempted sexual assault/murder (no DNA) Goleta
- Dec. 30, 1979: 2 people killed, Goleta
- March 13, 1980: Sexual assault/rape, Lyman and Charlene Smith were killed (DNA link), Ventura
- Aug. 19, 1980: Sexual assault/rape, Keith and Patrice Harrington killed, Dana Point
- Feb. 5, 1981: Sexual assault/rape, Manuela Witthuhn killed (DNA link), Irvine
- July 27, 1981: 2 people killed (DNA link), Goleta
- May 4, 1986: Sexual assault/rape, Janelle Cruz killed(DNA link) Irvine''
'Golden State Killer' Joseph DeAngelo pleads guilty to 13 murders, dozens of rapes across CaliforniaIs this list missing Claude Snelling? That was 1975, right?
That 1981-1986 timeline is really of interest. I really do wonder if he has murders they just haven't yet figured out are him. If they had uncovered more murders over the course of their investigation into him, I'm not so sure he would have had an easy plea bargain like this. But they've also been hampered by coronavirus. Would NOT be shocked if in coming years there is DNA from victims that turn out to be associated with his DNA profile in CODIS.
Also, let's be real, DNA profiling in criminal investigations essentially came of age in 1987 when a genetics researcher in England helped solve a murder. It took off after that. If GSK was remotely aware of DNA as a threat to him, he might have just started using a condom or not engaging in rapes if he was still active in his burglaries, peeping, and murdering. We don't know what drove him to murder. He either enjoyed it or it was a compulsion. I don't think we really know enough about his drives to understand which it is. But, if we assume he liked what he did, and IMO his frequency of attacks suggests he enjoyed it, then it's quite likely there are other victims and he just got smarter.
Love it!@Billyjensen
Look at this incredible image from the DeAngelo hearing. This is the moment: “When asked to describe the assailant, Jane Doe said he had a small penis.” And that very Jane—
@SandlerCarson
— is standing up, staring him down before the applause. (AP photo)
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On June 15, 2016, Sacramento’s law enforcement leaders held a press conference to announce a $50,000 reward for information leading to the identity of the East Area Rapist, a serial criminal who authorities believed had started his crime spree exactly 40 years earlier with an attack on a woman in her Rancho Cordova home.
I didn’t bother to go. It was obvious they would never find the guy. The case was too old and too cold. They might as well be looking for the Zodiac killer, I figured.
Less than two years later, at 7:18 p.m. on April 24, 2018, my editor sent two reporters and me an email tip he had received.
“you may know this already but, i’m told by a source that the eastside rapist (or east area rapist) has just been arrested, and is in custody at the jail...”
[...]
On the way back to the newsroom, I called every source I could think of, but no one had the answer.
And then my cell phone rang.
Think about family trees, the source said. Think how they work.
Finally, the source explained it. Increasingly desperate to find a suspect, investigators took the DNA sequence from the crime scenes and plugged it into an open-source genealogical website, then compared it to similar genetic profiles uploaded to the site by people wanting to know more about their family histories.
A DeAngelo relative apparently had uploaded DNA in early 2018 to GEDmatch.com, and once investigators saw that it was a close match to the crime scene DNA, they began building a family tree out from the person who had uploaded the genetic profile.
They eliminated suspects who were too young or had never lived near California. And eventually they got to DeAngelo, a former cop who lived in several of the areas where the crime had occurred over the years.
Investigators had always theorized the suspect was a former police officer or someone with military experience. DeAngelo was both.
Investigators began tailing him April 18, 2018, watching as he walked into a Roseville Hobby Lobby store and slipping through the parking lot to swab his car handle for DNA.
Two days later the results came back, linking him to DNA found at murder scenes in Ventura County. But they wanted to be sure, so they went to his home on April 23, where his trash can was on the street waiting for pickup. They grabbed “multiple samples” from the trash, including a piece of tissue paper that had DNA tying him to some of the murders.
The process pioneered by the hunt for the suspect – alternately known as the East Area Rapist, Golden State Killer and several other nicknames bestowed over the years – is now called “investigative genetic genealogy,” or IGG, and has been used to arrest numerous rape and murder suspects nationwide since DeAngelo’s arrest.
Investigators returned to his home on April 24 and arrested him as he stepped outside, startling him to the point where he exclaimed, “I have a roast in the oven.”
Authorities maintained that he had never been on their radar as a suspect before, that his only brush with the law came from a shoplifting conviction in 1979 that got him fired from the Auburn Police Department.