Charles
Chi-tat NG |
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng, 1982.
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng driver license.
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng
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Serial killer Charles Ng sits in a Santa Ana Superior Court on
June 30, 1999, after being sentenced
to die for 11 murders that took
place in rural California in the mid-1980s. Ng showed no expression
as the sentence was pronounced. He also tried to delay sentencing by
claiming he was too tired to
proceed, and then trying to fire his
lawyers.
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Charles Ng, left, June 1999, right, June 2007, is a convicted
serial killer who was sentenced by Orange
County Judge John J. Ryan,
who presided over Ng's trial on a change of venue from Calaveras
County,
where Ng's murders took place. With co-conspirator Leonard
Lake, Ng is suspected of torturing and
murdering as many as 25
victims at Lake's ranch. He was ultimately convicted of 11 murders.
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng
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Charles Ng
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Prosecutor Sharlene Honnaka holds what she says is a murder
weapon during closing arguments
in the Charles Ng trial on Feb. 3,
1999, in Santa Ana.
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Leonard Lake
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Leonard Lake committed suicide by
taking a cyanide pill shortly after
being arrested for a firearms offense on June 6, 1985.
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Lake had settled on two and a half acres of woodland near Wilseyville,
in Calaveras County,
enlisting the help of neighbors to construct a
fortified bunker beside his cabin, stockpiling
illegal weapons and
stolen video equipment.
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Lake's ranch in
Calaveras County, California.
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Lake's ranch in
Calaveras County, California.
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Lake's ranch in
Calaveras County, California.
Victims
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Lonnie Bond Sr., his wife,
Brenda O'Connor, and his infant son, Lonnie Bond Jr.
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Harvey Dubs, his wife Deborah
and infant son,
Sean.
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From left to right, top row: Don Guiletti, Kathleen Allen,
Michael Carroll, Robin Scott Stapley
and bottom row: Randy Johnson, Charles Gunnar, Donald Lake and Paul
Cosner.
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