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On April 18, 1991 he bought an RG-14 .22 revolver and bullets from a classmate named Lawrence. On April 22 he told his instructor he would miss the next day's class, but gave a classmate, the recently widowed mother of two Fatima Hansen, known as Fanny, a ride home. Neither returned to class on April 23. Hansen's body was found the following night off a desert road outside Indio. She had been shot, stabbed in the neck, abdomen and genitals, her ears and nipples amputated and her eyes wounded, and "I heart Jesus" had been carved into her back.
the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it On April 26 he drove to their house on Sanchez Street in Burlingame and found several days of newspapers, packages on the car bonnet and the cats caged without food or water. He called the police. Officer Frank Pickens arrived at 7.20am, heard dogs barking and found the door from the garage to the kitchen open. Eva Peterson lay in the doorway with a towel stuffed in her mouth and a bullet hole through it, naked from the waist down, with a bullet wound in the right breast, a stab wound in the throat and cuts to a nipple and an eye. She had been killed elsewhere and dragged there. Carol Spadani lay in the living room in a nightgown with duct tape over her nose and mouth; she had been stabbed in the throat, which let her keep breathing, shot behind the right ear, stabbed three times in the abdomen, and half of her right breast had been sliced off. Her death was put down to the gunshot, with stabbing and suffocation as contributing factors. Police ruled out murder-suicide and robbery. this part of the story is covered for now
details of the account remain covered until revealed A bank teller in Millbrae identified him as the man who cashed a $200 cheque with Eva's forged signature that day, and he also withdrew $500 from his own savings. He then fled. On April 25 he brandished a gun at Yvette Shelby at a Wyoming rest stop; she escaped and called police, who questioned him and let him go after he claimed the gun had fallen from his car. Margie Rogers, a woman in her 60s working at a truck stop in Grand County, Utah, was then shot twice in the head, her blouse open and bra lifted. the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now
In his wallet police found $710, a $90 cheque and Eva's credit cards, and an address book listing Eva and Carol with the words "death, April 23, 1991", dates not yet public. His car held the loaded .22 revolver, a box of cartridges, duct tape, homemade wire handcuffs, a taser, and a knife sheath that tested positive for blood. The bullets from Eva matched the revolver, and the bullet from Carol matched its rifling but was too damaged for a conclusive finding. A black leather belt carried the names and dates of Carol and Eva in ink and "Fatima N. Hansen, 4-22-91, College of the Desert", and Hansen's military ID was in the car. Blue trousers were stained with semen and blood matching the victims, and a tape in his voice described the Burlingame murders, the assault and mutilation of Hansen, the shooting of Margie Rogers and a woman and child he had eyed at a rest stop. He said he ate and showered between shooting Eva and returning to shoot her again. A handwriting expert matched the belt and address book to him. In a later letter to a pen pal he wrote that he tortured Carol to death in front of her mother.
Detective Barfnecht and Sergeant Hal Haslow interrogated him at the Burlingame police department from 10.30am to 2.30pm, having agreed to keep questioning even if he asked for a lawyer. details of the account remain covered until revealed He waived extradition to California. the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it
this part of the story is covered for now details of the account remain covered until revealed the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it this part of the story is covered for now The court admitted a sexual letter he wrote to Eva in 1982. details of the account remain covered until revealed Psychologist Vitali Renzanko agreed he was schizophrenic, a sexual sadist and psychotic but legally sane. George Wilkinson diagnosed post-traumatic stress, passive-aggressive personality and sexual sadism, saw malingering, and described serial killers who collect souvenirs. Drs Frick, Wiener and Missett found him competent and malingering. Rosser Donnelly testified about April 22.
the rest of this account is covered until you choose to reveal it On May 10 it found him sane at the time. this part of the story is covered for now
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