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Murder in California: Abductions, Assassinations and Police Related Murders
Marques Vickers
“Murder in California: Abductions, Assassinations and Police Related Murders” profiles some of California’s most infamous murder cases. The edition more photographically transports you to several of the murder sites where the homicides occurred and/or images related to the case and perpetrator(s).
The images and profiles offer a descriptive account, detailed location, and trial aftermath providing an important understanding into the further reaching effects of each crime. Convicted killers and their confirmed victims are identified. For criminals still living, their current incarceration location is provided.
The captured snapshots portray visual testimonies of extinguished lives removed by acts of violence. Crime scenes often revert back into unremarkable landscape or unassuming buildings over the ensuing years and decades. Several have altered little since their moment of infamy. Many are passed daily by pedestrian and vehicular traffic unaware of a location’s unique significance.
California has been the site for many notorious homicides. The following are portrayed in this edition:
The San Jose Kidnapping of Brooke Hart and Resulting Mob Justice
Eureka’s Karen Mitchell: Vanishing Into Speculation
Kristin Smart: The Tangled Web Involving Fifth Amendment Silence
Nicholas Markowitz: The Stolen Boy and Unforeseen Execution
An Execution Amidst Rural Darkness: The Onion Field Killings
The Patty Hearst Kidnapping: The Final Nail into the Coffin of Idealism
Polly Klaas: The Abrupt Death of Innocence
Rex Allen Krebs: Predestined Towards Violence
The Mob Permanently Severs Relations With Bugsy Siegel
Fung Little Pete Jing Toy: 19th Century San Francisco’s Chinatown Gangland Slaying
Chauncey Bailey: The Price of Constitutional Protection
Joseph The Animal Barboza: The Inevitability of a Lifestyle Path
Dr. Marcus Foster: The Marginalized Assassination
The Marin County Courthouse Shootout: Thirty Minutes That Forever Altered Courtroom Security Procedures
The Mickey and Trudy Thompson Morning Driveway Execution
The Political Killings of San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and Supervisor Harvey Milk
The East/West Coast Vendetta and Killing of Christopher Wallace a.k.a. Biggie Smalls
Senator Robert F. Kennedy: The Assassination of Hope
The Contract Killing of Vic Weiss: The Payback For Stealing
Charles Crawford: The Fixer Loses His Influence
The Wonderland Gang Killings and Fantasy Sex Industry
The Slaying of Captain Walter Auble and Impressive Public Response
Demetrius DuBose: A Shooting Death of the Nearly Famous
Lovelle Mixon: A Desperate Final and Fatal Gamble Towards Escape
The Newhall Shootout and Deadliest Firefight in California Highway Patrol History
The North Hollywood Bank of America Doomed Heist and Subsequent Warfare
Policeman Matthew Pavelka: Officer Down From Following A Fateful Back Up
Oscar Grant III: When The Facts Behind a Killing Become Secondary
Officer Thomas Guerry: A Legacy Award For An Abruptly Ended Life
Author Marques Vickers’ own introduction into the expansive consequences of murder began with the 1968 killings of David Faraday and Betty Lou Jenson by the Zodiac killer in the author’s hometown. His writings detail the influence a homicide reverberates beyond simply the victim. Hundreds and often thousands may be touched by the arbitrariness and unfairness of life being terminated abruptly and prematurely.
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