I haven't seen any posts with info about the unsolved "Pittsburg prostitutes" murders that LE are now looking into, so I apologize if this has already been shared in this forum.
I feel that the victims should be known as more than the "Pittsburg prostitutes."
We know that LE contacted Minnie Norell, the mother of 15 year old Lisa Norell who was murdered and found 8 days later on the old Pittsburg-Antioch highway, over the weekend. I thought I heard yesterday that Minnie said that a relative of hers lived near Garrido at some point, but I'm having trouble finding a source reference today.
Anyway, here is information on the possible other victims of this monster:
Within two months of Lisa's murder, three more women were killed. All of the victims' bodies were discovered within miles of the industrial site where Lisa's corpse was found. Three of the victims were known prostitutes.
Twenty-four-year-old Jessica Fredericks was found on Harbor Street in Pittsburg on December 5. She died of multiple cut and stab wounds. Rachael Cruise, 32, was found on California Avenue on December 15; she died of asphyxia and manual strangulation. The coroner's report on her death suggested that her body had been dragged along the road for a short period of time. Valerie Dawn Schultz, who was found on Willow Pass Road on January 8, died of multiple stab wounds. Evidence showed that she had also been strangled. She was almost 28 years old.
source:
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/lisa/case.html (published 1999, one year after Lisa's murder).
J&M Enterprise is on Willow Pass Road in Pittsburg, however I am not sure at this time if that is where Ms. Schultz was found, or if there was yet another victim impaled on the fence there.
Note: there was another victim found on December 15, a 38 year old severely beaten in a portable toilet in Bay Point, formerly called West Pittsburg. The article linked above says: She is currently recovering from her injuries, although according to the officer in charge of her case, Detective Michael Costa of the Contra Costa County Sheriff’s Office, "she'll never be at full capacity again."
I elected not to include her name in this post.