Golden State Killer who murdered 12 and raped 51 arrested A former cop has been identified as the notorious Golden State Killer after a breakthrough in DNA testing linked him to some of the 12 murders and 51 rapes it is believed the serial killer carried out throughout the 1970s and 80s. Joseph James DeAngelo Jr was taken into custody by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department on Tuesday night on two murder charges for the 1978 deaths of Brian Maggiore and his wife, Katie, who are believed to be the Golden State Killer's first victims. He was later also charged with the murders of Lyman and Charlene Smith of Ventura who were found dead in their home by their 12-year-old son. Police say a DNA match in the past six days linked him to both crime scenes. Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert said they relied on a 'discarded DNA sample' but would not provide specifics. They are now working to link the 72-year-old unequivocally to the rest of the crimes that profilers have attributed to the Golden State Killer through his modus operandi. It is unclear how many of the crime scenes produced DNA evidence.
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department arrested Joseph James DeAngelo Jr, 72, late Tuesday night DeAngelo is believed to be the Golden State Killer, a serial rapist and murderer suspected of 12 homicides and nearly 50 rapes in Sacramento County in the 1970s and '80s DeAngelo is being held at the Sacramento County Main jail on two murder charges and is ineligible for bail The arrest comes months after the release of journalist and author Michelle McNamara's posthumous crime book about the Golden State Killer titled I'll Be Gone In The Dark The book, released in February, was co-authored by McNamara's husband, actor Patton Oswalt, and fellow journalist Billy Jensen after McNamara's death in 2016 DeAngelo is believed to have been fired from the Auburn Police Department for shoplifting a hammer The Golden State Killer is suspected of terrorizing southern California between 1976 and 1986 It's believed his first victims were Brian Maggiore and his wife, Katie, who were chased down and killed while walking their dog in their Rancho Cordova neighborhood on February 2, 1978 The FBI believe his last crime was committed in May 1986, with the murder of an 18-year-old girl in Irvine Jane Carson-Sandler, who survived an October 1976 attack and was the Golden State Killer's fifth victim, said she was 'overwhelmed with joy' over his possible arrest
Alexander Miller
Sounds like he is not white.
Dylan Butler
sounds like he had lots of maked squirming 18 year olds underneath him, good for him
Nathan Rogers
And idiot
and a kike. Off to a good start.
Joshua Martinez
Uh oh, (((they))) are short on violent white-looking guyz to parade in the media. Dug up this old fossil and cancelled his elite institutional sex predator membership protection.
