Bonin convicted in 10 LA Freeway killings
William Bonin, 34, was found guilty of murdering 10 youths and young men in Los Angeles County in 1979 and 1980 and abandoning their bodies near freeways. The jury also found special circumstances, making a death penalty or life without parole possible. Sentencing to follow.
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New York Times Service
Los Angeles
William Bonin
Superior Court
Bonin
California
William Keene
Nse
Sterling Norris
Los Angeles County
Trict
Wiliam Charvet
David Lopez
Lopez
Orange County
Hollywood
Norris
Abducted Boy Stayner's Mother Fears Light Sentence
Kay Stayner, mother of Steven Stayner, fears Kenneth Parnell and Ervin Murphy will receive a light sentence after their kidnapping and conspiracy convictions. Parnell and Murphy face 1 to 25 years under old law for kidnapping, with related counts to run concurrently. Sentencing set for February 3 in Alameda County.
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Hayward
Calif
Kenneth Parnell
Kay Stayner
Parnell
Ervin Murphy
Steven Stayner
Murphy
Stayner
California
Ukiah
Timmy White
Timmy
M.O. Sabraw
Alameda ‘County
Pat Hallford
Merced
Sean Poorman
Tow truck operator charged in rival's death
In College Park Maryland a tow truck operator, Greenslade aged 24, was charged with the death on New Year's Day of competitor Kira Leonard Holmes. Police say Greenslade rammed the rival’s vehicle on a road near Mitchellville, then struck the parked van, causing the fatal collision. James Bright referenced the ongoing investigation.
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College P Pare Md
UPR
Greenslade
College Par Set
James Bright
Kira Leonard Holmes
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Mitchelmille
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