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TWO MACABRE
MURDER CASES
WHICH
BORE
STARTLINC SIMILARITIES
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SENSELESS, SAVAGE
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OF ACTRESS
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CASES
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THE
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WILLIAM
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CARETAKER
THEAT
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HAROLD YARNELL
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SUEFUCIENT EVIDENCE
TO HOLD
GARRETSON.
THEREIS
NO REASON TO
SUSPECT HIM.
DETECTIVES TODAY
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THE THEORY
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SUNDAY OF
MARKET OWNER
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detectives fanned
this sprawling city
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man Polanski,
was
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because of
insufficient evidence against
him,
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said. He underwent alie
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others were slain was released
tron: custody.
The five bodies found
at
the
blonde actress home in Bene.~_
did Canyon SatRfd!yWVereI
mutilated
by
multiple
knife"
wounds, as were
the
bodies of
imarket owner
Leno La
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44,
and his wife, Rosemary, 38. Their bodies
were
discovered Sunday
night in
their Silverlake
home, which
was once owned by
Walt
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rent, 18, who po-
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was atriend
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was found
with
of Garhim at
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black hoodover hishead. He
and Miss Tate werejoined by
aknotted
white cord around
their necks.
Police said both La Biancas
had been knifed repeatedly
and had
makeshift
ttheir heads.
hoods over
§of Miss Tates home, and the
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words death
to
pigs" was
daubed on
the
refrigerator
idoor in
the
La Bianca home.
Bianca along with the word
"war." Afork protruded from
marks
had
been carved
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similarities between
mass murder of
actress
Sharon Tate
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and
the murder
of awealthycouple Sun'
day.Leno
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death in
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from Sharon's
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of buildingscalledCentury City now stands.Here,
fake cowboysstrutted along false-frontedwestern
streetsandphonyexplorersstruggledthroughbogus
African jungles.
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thousands of men and women spent their days spinning fairy
talesfortheworldfs
screens.
Nowtheminiature
cityof the
future is here, dominated
by
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statedinnerwould
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It was
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that
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protest
groups
wereplanning
a
showdown
wi police
outside
theliote.
Ontopof all thesesecurity
problems,
local
lawenforce-
ment officials were strugglingwith bizarre masskillings, an
effort that was usingtheir resourcesto the utmost.
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withrepeated
demands
from residents
in isolated
areasfor
additionalpolicepatrols.
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Nobody
wasusingthe wordpanic,butit wasnot far away
early
this
morning
as neighbors
gathered
in thesultydarknessoutside3301WaverlyDr. in the LosFeliz sectionof the
city.Fromtheroadway,.they
couldjustmakeout
smears oi
bloodon the wallsof the livingroom.Oneyoungster
hada
pair of binoculars
to bringthe sceneintocloserfocus.
The bodiesof Leno and Rosemarie
La Bianca
were
still
insideand detectives
were startingwork on the inevitable
question:
wastherea link between
thisandthe killingof
actressSharonTate and four othersFriday night? Was
a
madkillerat large,able_to
strikeagainandagain?
As High Cop Sees If
Onewomanpulledher robe closeraroundher, hugging
herself as if chilled, althoughthe night was warm. I don't
know what to do she said. I can't
sleep knowingwhoever
I
did this is stiLlfree. How cananyone_
go to sleep! I'll
have
to standhereall night.I feel betterseeing
that
policeman
at the gate."
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policeinspector
cameout and saidhe
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betweenthe two cases.
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between the
murders of
Sharon Tate
four
other
persons, and the
and
slayings of Leno and Rosemary La Bianca gripped movieland with
terror yesterday.
The new
victims
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daughter photo far left! and
son, by an earlier marriage. He
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Aug.11Fears that a sadisticmaniacwas on the
prowlballooned
todayfollowinga reportfrom thecoronersofficethat a
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earlier murders,"said a po-
the word"pig."
La Bianca's
bodywas sprawled
on the floor. A big heavysetman,
lice investigator of the death
of grocery-chain heir Leno
La Bianca and his wife,
Rosemary, who were
found
dead last night, 36 hours
after the discovery of the
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he was wearing trousers but his
white shirt had been ripped open
and a meat-carving
5 stuck
in his chest.
war
fork was
The word
was carvedinto his chest,
apparently with the fork. Underneath the word, the killer had cut
bodies of Miss Tate and the v0
several
Xs
into his body.
¢A-wlte
pillow csseuiaiursd
his head and
a
lam};-nerd-had
others.
A coroner's
office spokesman
disclosed
hisfindingsafter view-
b!en*'tl'!Il"around
his neck.
His wife lay face down in the
bedroom next to her bed. She
was wearing
a
negligee which
had been pulled over her head.
Her back had been so badly mutilated that police could not at
ing the bodies of the La Bianca
couple.Full autopsiesare still to
be performed.
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murdersthrew the
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t he
the heel of
a
hand-was
investigationof Sharon's
slaying
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whethershehad
clues
in the_death
of Sharon,
the
wifeof Polish
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been stabbed or beaten with a
whip. Later, it was theorized that
she had been stabbed with a
ba onet-like weapon.
into chaos. Police, almost without
man Polanski, working around
theclockwhentheyhadto halt
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Through
thelong
night.
fright-
that investigation
andturn their
ened residents of Los Feliz stood
on their lush lawns or came to
attentionto the new killings.
At _lesst_
onesuspect
in theTate
caseis
still
at large.
A secondsuspect,William E.
Garretson,a 19-year-oldcaretaker at the BenedictCanyonestate,
was releasedtoday without any
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house, they watched detectives
who stood silhouetted against a
Bianca,
4f,aninsurance
aglent,
Isingle
house
lightastheydusted
andhis wife Rosemary,
88. wo
teemge
children
from
a
previous
marriage of Mrs. La Bianca,
Frank and SusanStruthers,came
upon the grotesque scene as they
returned home at
10:30 last night.
Stunned police found strong
similarity between the murders
of the La Biancas and those at
theBenedict
CanyonEstate._
In the latest murders, the killer
dipped a hand in .his victims
blood and smeared the words
death
topigs"
infoot-high
print
across a living room wal . Police
said the killer used the heel of his
hand-appainntly in an ef
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At one point,
a
neighbor
brought out eld glasses and focused through the open front
door on the living room wall. He
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At sunrise, eight rookie policemen in T-shirts were driven to
the scene. They were handed
prods and began an inch-by-inch
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When_Sharon's
bodywas found
at her $200,000red barn-style
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the-l-aat_ho months,was inter-
neck of her former boy friend,
hairdresserJay Sebring,35, who
atanuzknown
location.
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like
I-lrisud-and lawyer.
around her
neck
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working
on.g_]m_;¢;-
home,a nyloncordwas looped
and around the
hada_
piece of black
cloth
wrap-
a bandage around his
head.
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is a similarity,but whether it is
the
same
person,
orjust
someone
copying te Tate
murders,
we
don't
know. it's
possible that
someone read about the other
killings and decided on the same
kind of thing.
One of the strongest leads in
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killer
evap-
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lastnight.
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Her ire-engine red Ferrari -was
fesnrnn
Los Angelss-garage
It apparentlyhad
been
taken
there for repairs last week.
Police
tfnought the ear might have been
used for a getaway by the killerSharon arnd
he
four com-
panionswere killed_I-ridsynight
or Saturday morning, savag_ely
ending
a partySharon
wasgiving
for her friends.
Garretson took a 90-minute
he
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detector
testat
Folice head-
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quarters yeserdsy. oliee said it
was a favorable test and he was
returned to his
cell
as detectives
sought to ll in some minor details. Later today, he was uncon9 ditionally released.
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