Age of madness claimed as criminals gain rights
SACRAMENTO AP Edwin Meese III former Reagan adviser said America faces an age of madness with criminals granted more rights than victims. He criticized California determinate sentence laws and accused the ACLU and Prisoners Union of acting as bargaining agents for criminals. Meese spoke at a victims of crime conference in California.
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Van Houten Trial Hears Ex Manson Group Testimony
Dianne Lake testified that Leslie Van Houten said stabbing a dead body was fun, a claim Van Houten disputes by noting Lake herself used that word. The retrial concerns the 1969 murders of Leno and Rosemary LaBianca in Los Feliz, with Lake recalling brainwashing claims and Manson discussions of Beatles albums as prophecy.
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Newlywed wife shot during mugging in San Francisco
William Lundquist recalls the shock after his bride Leslie Lundquist was pistol whipped and shot in the head during a late night robbery on a Western Addition street. Police arrested four occupants of a car matching the suspect vehicle, booked for robbery and attempted murder.
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