William George BONIN |
William George Bonin, who during 1979 and 1980 raped and killed at
least 14 young men
in Los Angeles and Orange counties.
William George Bonin
William George Bonin
William George Bonin
"Freeway
Killer" William George Bonin was sentenced to death for the sex
killings of 12 young men
and boys in Los Angeles County in
1979-1980. He left their bodies often beside freeway ramps.
Photo
date: September 21, 1989.
"Freeway
Killer" William George Bonin, who had been accused of the murder of
one boy, was charged on July 30, 1988, with an additional 13 counts
of murder. A second suspect, Vernon Butts, was charged with being an
accomplice in six of those killings. Police had been searching for a
suspect responsible for the murders of 42 boys during an eight-year
period. Other suspects eventually were picked up in connection with
the murders, including James Munro.
"Freeway
Killer" William George Bonin, charged in 14 murders on January 2,
1981.
"Freeway
Killer" William George Bonin, following attorney William Charvet,
walks into court
where he was sentenced to death on March 13, 1982.
Seven of the
14 victims killed by "Freeway Killer" William George Bonin during
1979 and 1980: #1--James Michael McCabe; #2--Marcus Grabs;
#3--Donald Hyden; #4--David Murillo; #10--Charles Miranda;
#11--James Michael McCabe; #12--Ronald Gatlin.
Nine of the
14 victims killed by "Freeway Killer" William George Bonin during
1979 and 1980: #13--Glen Norman Baker; #14--Russell Duane Rugh;
#15--Steven Wood; #16--Darin Lee Kendrick; #17--Lawrence Eugene
Sharp; #19--Stephen Jay Wells. The rest
are unidentified.
Accomplices
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