My name is Nick.banned from http://earonsgsk.proboards.com/

Thanks, Jenn. I appreciate that very much. 

Hi 99!

I appreciate your kind words and I do miss your posts !! I will be here f you ever feel the need to speak to me because I would love to talk to you! Ii always liked your posts and your thought process you made think of things a different light.

hi i'm murder inc. and I was banned from proboards for refusing to adhere to the police lies when posting about the East Area Rapist Cop

Went to Classmates.com to check out the classes of 66 to 68 and besides looking for people of noteworthy local fame, so impressed with the legendary attractive young women of Rancho Cordova. An unincorporated town back with a sparkling campus and such an “All American”’ ambiance to the whole community.

The current town resembles nothing like 50 years ago.

More like a Valley town with its own drive in, bowling alleys and the assorted Tasty Freeze, burger shops and one of the first McDonald’s located right here. The Space Program brought good times and well paying jobs from Aerojet and its Booster Rocket Program. Rancho was much smaller then and the monumental event was not the massive layoff at Aerojet, but the building of Freeway U.S. 50 that brought heartache to Cordova.

Anybody traveling west over the Sierras had to travel along Folsom Boulevard and this was also a major factor to the economy of the area. The Air Force at Mather was without a doubt a major factor in the strength of the community but Rancho was going down long before the base closed in 1996. No doubt the East Area Rapist spree had its effect on the emotional soul of the community but a multitude of factors began to afflict the social core. These factors were for the most part changes in the country in general but certain local events shook the community.

In 1973 three local boys took an entire Bank of California staff and customers hostage for 9 hours in an event that brought attention to sophisticated crimes by juveniles. The Cordova Cat Burglar series even though not well known had the neighbors talking. In particular the kids who frequented the well known spots in the area.

A Hot Prowl Cat Burglar who sneaks into females bedrooms and peers into their windows. Parents claimed their kids...especially the girls were having bad dreams. We are familiar via the information gathered or documented by Sheriffs Detective Ken Clark and he was absolutely correct.

From 76 to 79 life went on for many. But the community that experienced the perfect American middle class Camelot was gone. JJD the perfect embodiment of the “Boogeymen” had left his mark and change for the worse was evident. In the early 1980’s a massive effort was underway to build a “Silicon Valley North” with Corporate Campuses dotting the area. With the beautiful Sierra Foothills just a half hour north, the area was geared to attract the best in High Tech to the area. Apple, Intel, Hewlett-Packard. NEC and the rest never came and Call Centers became the prime users of the Corporate Campus areas. Yes there is some very active businesses now but not the Research and Development envisioned 30 plus years ago.

In 1976 innocence brought vulnerability and shattered peace. It seemed JJD loved to shatter women, couples, families and the relative tranquility of any given neighborhood. Cordova had the perfect hunting ground of attractive wholesome people to forever change with the cruelest of offensives against the soul of his victims.

The mystery of why such a person would be so hateful and cunning will remain a mystery for most of us because perhaps certain things should be left alone and allow judgment to prevail.