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Charles Ng
Charles Ng
Charles Ng, 1982.
Charles Ng
Charles Ng driver license.
Charles Ng
Charles Ng
Charles Ng
Charles Ng
Charles Ng
Serial killer Charles Ng sits in a Santa Ana Superior Court on
June 30, 1999, after being sentenced
to die for 11 murders that took
place in rural California in the mid-1980s. Ng showed no expression
as the sentence was pronounced. He also tried to delay sentencing by
claiming he was too tired to
proceed, and then trying to fire his
lawyers.
Charles Ng, left, June 1999, right, June 2007, is a convicted
serial killer who was sentenced by Orange
County Judge John J. Ryan,
who presided over Ng's trial on a change of venue from Calaveras
County,
where Ng's murders took place. With co-conspirator Leonard
Lake, Ng is suspected of torturing and
murdering as many as 25
victims at Lake's ranch. He was ultimately convicted of 11 murders.
Charles Ng
Charles Ng
Charles Ng
Prosecutor Sharlene Honnaka holds what she says is a murder
weapon during closing arguments
in the Charles Ng trial on Feb. 3,
1999, in Santa Ana.
Leonard Lake
Leonard Lake committed suicide by
taking a cyanide pill shortly after
being arrested for a firearms offense on June 6, 1985.
Lake had settled on two and a half acres of woodland near Wilseyville,
in Calaveras County,
enlisting the help of neighbors to construct a
fortified bunker beside his cabin, stockpiling
illegal weapons and
stolen video equipment.
Lake's ranch in
Calaveras County, California.
Lake's ranch in
Calaveras County, California.
Lake's ranch in
Calaveras County, California.
Victims
Lonnie Bond Sr., his wife,
Brenda O'Connor, and his infant son, Lonnie Bond Jr.
Harvey Dubs, his wife Deborah
and infant son,
Sean.
From left to right, top row: Don Guiletti, Kathleen Allen,
Michael Carroll, Robin Scott Stapley
and bottom row: Randy Johnson, Charles Gunnar, Donald Lake and Paul
Cosner.
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