Age of madness blamed for criminal rights by Meese
Edwin Meese, former Reagan official, labels this era an age of madness where criminals gain more rights than victims. He criticizes California determinate sentence laws and claims crime rates rise while punishment declines at a victims of crime conference in Sacramento.
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Edwin Meese
Meese
California District Attorneys Association
Mese
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
California
Altorney
San Diego
la Mesa
Ex-Manson associate testifies Van Houten described stabbing as fun
Dianne Lake testified that Leslie Van Houten told her stabbing a dead body was fun, a claim central to Van Houten’s Los Angeles retrial for the LaBianca murders. Lake noted Van Houten later said it was all right or might have been her word.
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Manson
Dianne Lake
Charles Manson
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Maxwell Keith
Miss Lake
Miss van Houten
Los Angeles
Leno LaBianca
Rosemary
Los Feliz
State Court of Appeal
Ronald Hughes
Manson Grou
Sai Miss van Houten
Keith
Tor
Inyo County District Attorney's Office
Newlywed Robbery Ends With Wife Shot On San Francisco Street
A new bride, 53 cents, and a pistol wielding robber sparked a late night attack in the Western Addition. Mrs Lundquist was shot in the head as her husband intervened. the purse was found nearby and four occupants of a parked car were arrested for robbery and attempted murder. The couple, married in Las Vegas, had recently arrived to await the husband’s Navy entry.
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William Lundquist
Leslie Lundquist
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Western Addition
Morey
Las Vegas
Navy
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