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Post by nick on Dec 10, 2020 16:37:41 GMT -8
I also have some experience with families and proclivities to commit crimes as proof I cite the three generations of a particular family I arrested myself over a 10 year period. This is just one there are more where I arrested brothers as well.
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Post by steelbike on Dec 10, 2020 16:46:29 GMT -8
I also have some experience with families and proclivities to commit crimes as proof I cite the three generations of a particular family I arrested myself over a 10 year period. This is just one there are more where I arrested brothers as well. Oh yeah, crime runs in families— especially burglary. I saw that myself growing up in Rancho Cordova. A member of his ‘surrogate family’ apparently has been talking about doing burglaries with JJD when they were kids as though that’s just something boys do. I wasn’t a particularly good kid but I didn’t do any residential burglaries. |
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Post by johnnyhands1 on Dec 12, 2020 8:35:49 GMT -8
I also have some experience with families and proclivities to commit crimes as proof I cite the three generations of a particular family I arrested myself over a 10 year period. This is just one there are more where I arrested brothers as well. Oh yeah, crime runs in families— especially burglary. I saw that myself growing up in Rancho Cordova. A member of his ‘surrogate family’ apparently has been talking about doing burglaries with JJD when they were kids as though that’s just something boys do. I wasn’t a particularly good kid but I didn’t do any residential burglaries. I assume you're talking about the Man In The Window podcast where "Gary S" of the JJD dog/firecracker incident was revealed to be, instead, "Jim" (last name not disclosed). I got the impression Jim was not part of the Rancho Cordova surrogate family: 1) The podcast said that after Deangelo went off to the navy at age 18, Jim never saw him again. Unless Jim became estranged to his (Deangelo surrogate) family, that doesn't make sense (since the framed Deangelo picture "stayed on the mantle for over fifty years" in the surrogate family home, I'm assuming they saw JJD many times after his returning from the navy.) 2) "Judy" of the surrogate family, was in the same grade as Deangelo, met him in junior high school a few years earlier (1959-60?), and (I thought) Deangelo started hanging out at Judy's house along with her brothers not too long after. In the Man In The Window story of Deangelo shooting near Jim at the river then later at the bowling alley says something like, "we can *become* friends, or we can become enemies.") Since they both lived in Rancho Cordova, perhaps they were aware of each other, even acquaintances, but not friends until after the incident. Also, at the bowling alley scene that day, Deangelo offered to take Jim anywhere he liked in "that old chevy", which (I think) means he was at least 16, most likely - later than junior high school. |
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Post by murderinc on Dec 12, 2020 12:13:18 GMT -8
Oh yeah, crime runs in families— especially burglary. I saw that myself growing up in Rancho Cordova. A member of his ‘surrogate family’ apparently has been talking about doing burglaries with JJD when they were kids as though that’s just something boys do. I wasn’t a particularly good kid but I didn’t do any residential burglaries. I assume you're talking about the Man In The Window podcast where "Gary S" of the JJD dog/firecracker incident was revealed to be, instead, "Jim" (last name not disclosed). I got the impression Jim was not part of the Rancho Cordova surrogate family: 1) The podcast said that after Deangelo went off to the navy at age 18, Jim never saw him again. Unless Jim became estranged to his (Deangelo surrogate) family, that doesn't make sense (since the framed Deangelo picture "stayed on the mantle for over fifty years" in the surrogate family home, I'm assuming they saw JJD many times after his returning from the navy.) 2) "Judy" of the surrogate family, was in the same grade as Deangelo, met him in junior high school a few years earlier (1959-60?), and (I thought) Deangelo started hanging out at Judy's house along with her brothers not too long after. In the Man In The Window story of Deangelo shooting near Jim at the river then later at the bowling alley says something like, "we can *become* friends, or we can become enemies.") Since they both lived in Rancho Cordova, perhaps they were aware of each other, even acquaintances, but not friends until after the incident. Also, at the bowling alley scene that day, Deangelo offered to take Jim anywhere he liked in "that old chevy", which (I think) means he was at least 16, most likely - later than junior high school. i wouldn't be surprised if the Sac DAs are so fucking dumb they can't even keep their witnesses straight |
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Post by nick on Dec 17, 2020 13:49:37 GMT -8
Especially in a case spanning all of the years unless you really take the time to learn the evidence and have a true need to understand it. I think DA knew JJD was going to plea and they lost interest in solving all the crimes JJD committed and even the crimes where the SOL had run out. My personal experience with offenders even when you gain a full confession (JJD, of course, did not do this) they still never give the full truth and are never completely honest unless you can show them the proof you have and even then they still never come completely clean. A serial offender like JJD will hold on to crimes and even details as their own special mind movie that he will playback over and over again. I can still see many holes in JJD's life timeline and I have no doubt there are more crimes and I really want to know what Sharon knew and when. It's unfinished business in the EAR/ONS crime series and the victims deserve answers.
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Post by steelbike on Dec 18, 2020 1:20:11 GMT -8
morgainmcgovern.com/This is a blog created by a woman who says that her mother was a traveling con artist who associated with criminals. She writes about Silas Boston, Terry Rasmussen (the bodies in the barrels guy) and the Brett Glasby as well as JJD who she says was at her home in 1979. Attachments:
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Post by nick on Dec 21, 2020 13:20:01 GMT -8
morgainmcgovern.com/This is a blog created by a woman who says that her mother was a traveling con artist who associated with criminals. She writes about Silas Boston, Terry Rasmussen (the bodies in the barrels guy) and the Brett Glasby as well as JJD who she says was at her home in 1979. Whoa that is very interesting !! |
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Post by steelbike on Dec 22, 2020 18:41:01 GMT -8
Could be. But I have confirmation bias and this is exactly what I expect.
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Post by nick on Dec 23, 2020 13:17:24 GMT -8
"Steven Dale Davis, Bull tattoo on left forearm." from the same woman. That tattoo and location sounds familiar to me anyone else it?
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Post by nick on Dec 23, 2020 13:22:43 GMT -8
There is a retired LAPD cop named Smith (It's his real name) that would have been active in the same time frame that would be arrested in early 2000 for child molestation. I am working on placing him at some locations in LA in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Post by nick on Dec 23, 2020 13:24:10 GMT -8
Smith also worked at the port of Sacramento Police Department in the mid-1980s.
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Post by steelbike on Dec 23, 2020 16:11:31 GMT -8
I believe that the EAR probably knew all of the assholes on his many beats. It was his thing — he was a one man Phoenix program. He was dyed in the wool, absolutely criminal. I bet that if JJD wasn’t the the Lake Berryessa guy then he knew him or knew someone who did. That’s my take.
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Post by nick on Dec 24, 2020 12:01:07 GMT -8
Robert Smith is another example of a cop gone wrong and he also used Police training to further his crimes and avoid being discovered for 40 plus years.
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Post by steven on Dec 24, 2020 12:18:40 GMT -8
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Post by nick on Jan 19, 2021 14:48:19 GMT -8
I really wish someone would file a Civil suit against DeAngelo's estate.
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