Chaplin Buried in Swiss Village Ceremony
Charlie Chaplin was buried in a quiet 20 minute service in Corsier sur Vevey Switzerland where he died on Christmas Day at 88. About 30 relatives friends and staff attended with 150 reporters and onlookers behind police barriers as Oona Chaplin led the family away in a procession after the coffin was lowered into the grave.
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Corsier-Sur-Vevey
Switzerland
Charlie Chaplin
Lake Geneva
French Alps
Chaplin
Oona
David Miller
Church of England
Lausanne
Richard Thomson
Miller
Thomson
Paulette Goddard
Corsier
Strangler Case Hampered by Agency Dissension and Conflicting Victims
Investigators in the Hillside Strangler case face dead ends and false confessions amid interagency fights over which slain women are connected. Disagreements between Los Angeles and Glendale police, plus withheld details on sexual assaults and strangling methods, complicate progress in identifying victims including Kimberly Diane Martin, alleged 11th victim.
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Los Angeles
Sheriff's Office
Glendale
Strangler Task Force
Miss Berry
Madrid
Kristina Weckler
Duane Baker
Bob Danbacher
Kimberly Diane Martin
Two Arrests In Copycat Slaying In Los Angeles
Los Angeles police arrested Stephen D Orsey Devezin and Thomas Davis on murder investigations linked to a potential copycat slaying mirroring the Hillside Strangler cases. The victims Carolyn Williams and Paula Gwen Ward were found in Wilshire and Pasadena areas, with investigators noting similarities and jurisdictional issues.
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LOS Angeles
Hillside
Stephen D’orsey Devezin
Carolyn Williams
Don Foster
Thomas Davis
Devezin
Miss Williams
Wilshire
Paula Gwen Ward
Pasadena
Rose Bowl
Dan Cooke
Miss Ward
Cooke
Davis
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Theresa Berry
Pomona
Walnut
William Booth
Ben Hetherington
Cloud
Debra Husband
Cloud Motel
Wffv-Fm
Shenandoah Valley
Tifu
Ty Decoré
Great Stores
Berryville Ave. RT
Winchester
Lomee
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