I wonder if there are younger pics of him somewhere. One of the prostitute murder POI's was a man they though might be Samoan or something and rather large.
He's the type of person JM would have hired! It's all too suspicious being so close to JM's business. The whole area that these crimes happened in is not an area most people frequent...unless they are like PG & JM. I think there was reason for LE to search his business and houses. I sure would like to know if they came up with any evidence. Of course we may never find out.
I think it was December 5, 1998, Jessica Fredericks, 24, found dead near an auto wrecking yard in Pittsburg at 11:30 am.Check the Timeline thread (I think) where I just posted some old articles about 1998-1999 murders. I can't find any info that tells me any of them were found at JM or were impaled on a fence.
I think it was December 5, 1998, Jessica Fredericks, 24, found dead near an auto wrecking yard in Pittsburg at 11:30 am.
http://journalism.berkeley.edu/projects/lisa/timeline.html
Gee, I don't know if the ex was convicted or not. I didn't do a whole lot of research on all those murders that took place during that time. Just enough to sort of get a feel for the patterns. And, I read the study that was put together by the Cal journalism students, which I thought was really well done.Oh, ok ... thanks. That might need to be corrected on the Timeline. I wonder how strong the case was against her ex - wasn't he convicted?
Oh, ok ... thanks. That might need to be corrected on the Timeline. I wonder how strong the case was against her ex - wasn't he convicted?
I also keep forgetting about these deaths:
1992
July 18 Prostitute Sharon Mattos's body found in field in Pittsburg.
November 12 Prostitute Andrea Ingersoll's body found in field in Bay Point, a town near Pittsburg.
Gee, I don't know if the ex was convicted or not. I didn't do a whole lot of research on all those murders that took place during that time. Just enough to sort of get a feel for the patterns. And, I read the study that was put together by the Cal journalism students, which I thought was really well done.
The articles you have been finding in the SF Chronicle, I don't think those were even available 2 months ago. They must have dug them out of their archives.
I think the police have pretty much determined that Garrido did not have anything to do with any of those murders.
Oh dear!!! What kind of orchards?... Lone Tree Way was a back, rural road from Antioch to Brentwood where, as teenagers, we would go park in the orchards.
FYI, in 1992 there was no Bay Point, it was called W. Pittsburg but still had the same zip code as Pittsburg. In fact Bay Point still does.
Pittsburg (and Bay Point), Antioch, Oakley and Brentwood are all basically adjoining. Before the freeway, there was old Hwy 4, the Pittsburg/Antioch Hwy (in W. Pittsburg it was known as Willow Pass Rd.), 10th St. that ran from Pittsburg to Antioch, 18th St. that ran from Antioch to Oakley then Hwy 4 that connected Oakley to Brentwood. Lone Tree Way was a back, rural road from Antioch to Brentwood where, as teenagers, we would go park in the orchards.
Oh dear!!! What kind of orchards?
LOL. No particular reason, just curious. Most of California was once a rich agricultural area. I wish it still was.Mostly walnut and peach. It was a rich agricultural area. Brentwood still is. Why?
LOL. No particular reason, just curious. Most of California was once a rich agricultural area. I wish it still was.
Funny! I thought we just cracked some big cold case! LOL
Lister said he wanted to share the lyrics with law enforcement and raise money from the songs to benefit abused women.
He also visited the Garridos' home on Walnut Ave., where Jaycee was held captive for 18 years, several times and had met her and her two daughters.
"There was absolutely nothing that I saw that would have raised suspicion," Lister said.
Did anyone find that Lister guy a bit strang?
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...eak_wrote_sick_love_songs_to_little_kids.html
I mean, who says they want to try and sell songs by a sicko to raise money for abused women? Who would buy them?
Here is part of a profile they worked up about the possible killer in the 1998-1999 killings
Serial Killers Find Prostitutes Easy Prey
Pittsburg slaying cases match profile of men who tend to dehumanize women
Wednesday, January 13, 1999
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/1999/01/13/MN27278.DTL
A while back, Molino said he sold Garrido a reddish Volkswagen. Garrido would drive the wagon to People's Park in Berkeley, said homeless men who camp there.
"He seemed kind of hyper. He would rush around, passing out bottles of water and sometimes homemade sandwiches. He was always in a hurry," said one of the older, bearded campers, who identified himself only as "The Hate Man."
"He'd have the kids every now and then tagging along behind."
<snippedToo bad we don't have a list of their employees! JMO
Excerpts of interest from meeting minutes:
1. Rashelle Vasconcellos (J&M employee)
2. Officer Hosier concluded by stating that he had received anonymous complaints from the public about JM Enterprises making noise after hours, crushing cars after midnight, and not cleaning up their site.
3. public record that a criminal case was currently pending against JM Enterprises.
4. the staff report included more information than what had just been presented.
5. she [Cheyvonne] only wanted to make sure her 102 employees and their family members have adequate financial support before she retires.
6. that a lot of the problems have occurred because of poor management and an absence of the proper people to help to help out the business owners.
7. Daniel Aderholt was called to speak. He stated that he had attempted to circulate a petition of support for JM Enterprises
8. Mary Thomas (employee)
9. Jim Collins, Bay Point
10. Dr. George L. Johnson, Jr., Concord, said that Mr. Molino has helped his nonprofit organization since 1998
11. Robert Williams
12. Irene Smith, Pittsburg
13. Jack Davis, Vallejo, came to work for JM Enterprises five years ago as an electrician. "I don’t recover a vehicle until it is 2 - 6 months past due, he said. Jim gives people chances that don’t have jobs."
14. Ms. Molino stated that all of the improvements needed to be shown on one site plan, and that the city would not issue individual permits until the site plan had been approved as a whole.
Ms. Vahl said they were not required to get all the permits at the same time.
15. Commissioner Fardella moved to adopt Resolution No. 9803 as submitted, revoking Land Use Permit LUP-2069-88. Commissioner Fogelman seconded the motion. The motion carried by unanimous vote of all Commissioners present.
Sooo... Cheyvonne tried but she gets caught up in her lies.
