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And he started doing bad things. He was doing something very wrong. My belief you live by the sword, you die by the sword, and thats just the way it is. Welcome to very scary people. Im donnie wahlberg. The media called it a rampage. There was a Serial Killer on the loose in california, random attacks throughout the spring and summer of 1985. No one felt safe. Police described his actions as savage. He broke into peoples homes, stole anything of value, then raped, beat, and murdered those he found inside. He had been linked to at least 15 murders, from children to the elderly, male and female,...

Both had only been attorneys for about five years and apparently had never handled a capital case. jordan: at preliminary hearings, defense and prosecution would get into shouting matches with each other. woman: they're matters of public record, sir. there's presently pending in that court -- these liars. judge tynan and i did not get along, to say the least. he was always mocking us. he, to me, did not have what they call judicial temperament. he would get pissed off. yochelson: daniel and arturo hernandez made statements that the prosecution considered were unsupported by the evidence -- fla...

Reports of his brutality left a generation of Angelenos in fear when night fell.

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Timeline: Night Stalker Richard Ramirez’s L.A. reign of terror and its aftermath [Los Angeles Times :: BC-VID-NIGHT-STALKER-TIMELINE:LA] Reports of his brutality left a generation of Angelenos in fear when night fell. Under cover of darkness in 1985, Richard Ramirez went on a months-long spree of murder, sexual assaults and other crimes that spread terror and anxiety throughout the Southland. Monterey Park, Whittier, Arcadia, Rosemead and Monrovia — no suburban window felt safe from his intrusion. His reign of terror yielded many monikers, including the Walk-I...

With the premiere of Netflix's four-part docuseries about L.A.’s most notorious serial killer, read The Times' coverage of the case as it unfolded.