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To be a fan of true crime TV is to wonder why (or possibly how) anybody is still living in California after the '70s and '80s. From the never-ending run of programming built around the Manson murders to HBO's I'll Be Gone in the Dark, with its chronicle of the Golden State Killer, to Netflix's new four-parter Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer, there's an impression that decades passed during which the entire state was in a sleepless limbo, balancing glamour by day and terror by night, existing on fumes laced with cocaine and smog.

Her husbandSteph Curry scored a career-high of 62 points duringSunday night's victorious game against the Portland Trail Blazers.And Ayesha Curry, clearly proud of the Golden State Warriors basketball player, shared a stylish post-game portrait with her 7.3million followers.'ENERGY' captioned the actress, 31, who posed against one of the many bright yellow pillars in the parking lot of theChase Center arena in San Francisco.

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Many elected officials have told Americans for months to stay home and forego everything from religious gatherings and team sports to holiday dinners and even funerals to stem the spread of the coronavirus. And yet we keep seeing news reports about officials flouting their own rules with a nice dinner out or a trip.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticAs television production continues to ramp up in Hollywood and coronavirus cases surge in America, Hunters and The Right Stuff are heading out West, thanks to some very generous tax credits from the state of California.Amazon Prime’s Nazi chasing series and the latest adaptation of Tom Wolfe’s space race novel from Disney+ are the 21st and 22nd shows to relocate to the Golden State since the California Film Commission-run program was raised to $330 million annually in 2014.In fact, after the $24.7 million allocated to Showtime’s now cancelled Penny Dreadful: City of Angels in 2018, the $18.8 million given to the second season of the formerly New York-based Hunters is the second largest

Kanye West took to Twitter on Thursday showing off a ballot where he's written in amid his presidential bid.He shared a shot of a ballot on which he's listed for the American Independent Party as a vice presidential candidate alongside his running mate, De La Fuente car dealerships proprietor Roque 'Rocky' De La Fuente Guerra.The Grammy-winner wrote, 'Friends writing me in,' on the ballot, in which he was written in as a presidential candidate.

Aimee Mann has shared a cover of Leonard Cohen’s 1971 song ‘Avalanche’ – listen t it below.The haunting cover serves as the theme song for HBO’s true-crime docu-series I’ll Be Gone In The Dark, which is inspired by the book, I’ll Be Gone In The Dark: One Woman’s Obsessive Search For The Golden State Killer, written and researched by the late Michelle McNamara.Mann was a friend of McNamara’s, so her being involved in the show which premiered in June is particularly poignant.“My husband, Michael Penn, and I had been close friends with Patton [Oswalt] and Michelle for many years and were very familiar with the ups and downs of her research,” Mann said in a release.“We were completely devastated by her death.

Golden State Killer.Decades past before the the notorious killer was identified, but in 2018 Joseph James DeAngelo, 74, was arrested after his family had tested their genetic genealogy.In August 2020 he confessed to 13 murders and 13 rapes across California during the 1970s and 1980s.He was accused of committing more than 50 rapes, but many of the counts were too old to prosecute.Before he was identified, DeAngelo went by many nicknames, including the Visalia Ransacker, East Area Rapist and Original Night Stalker.Here we take a look at some of The Golden State Killer’s most chilling crimes.DeAngelo, a former police officer and US navy veteran, pleaded guilty to 13 murders and 13 rape-related charges across six counties in the 1970s and

Golden State Killer.The six-part show is based on the book of the same name by the late Michelle McNamara.A series of rapes in California during the 1970s and 1980s were thought to be attributed to one man – nicknamed the East Area Rapist.Several murders in Southern California around the same time were attributed to someone else, nicknamed the Original Night Stalker.But DNA testing eventually revealed the three men were the same person.McNamara nicknamed the California criminal the Golden State Killer in her book, where she investigated the horrific crimes,Joseph James DeAngelo was eventually charged with 13 rapes and 13 murders in California during the 1970s and 80s.But where is the Golden State Killer now? Here we take a look at what

Who is the Golden State Killer and what did he do?The Golden State Killer terrorised his victims through the 1970s and 80s.He is known to have committed at least 13 murders and 50 rapes spanning six California counties over two decades.It started in 1973 with a bunch of house burglaries - a man locals called the Visalia Ransacker.He would break into his victims' homes by prying open a window or door while they slept.But his crimes soon escalated into rapes and murders along the California coast.His other nicknames, EAR and ONS, were coined due to the locations of the crimes - such as the East Bay area of Northern California.As well as his heinous crimes, he would also steal jewelry, identification, cash and coins from the victims' homes.He

true crime author – had been tirelessly working on a book about the Golden State Killer’s identity and crimes before she died unexpectedly in her sleep in 2016.On Friday, DeAngelo was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after being found guilty of committing at least 13 murders and 50 rapes across California between 1973 and 1986.Responding to the news, Patton tweeted two pictures of his late wife with the caption: ‘The insect gets none of my headspace today. I’m thinking of the victims, and the survivors, and the witnesses and crusaders and investigators.

Patton Oswalt is honoring his late wife, Michelle McNamara, after Joseph DeAngelo was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole on Friday, August 21.The decision marks the end of a five decades-long case of the so-called Golden State Killer, who committed at least 13 murders and 50 rapes across California between 1973 and 1986.McNamara spent about 10 years researching the case that culminated with her writing the book --I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer, whichwas about three-fourths finished when she suddenly died in her sleep in April 2016.

Will Thorne Staff WriterJoseph James DeAngelo, known as the Golden State Killer, was sentenced to multiple life terms in prison Friday for the series of murders he committed over a 13-year period between 1973 and 1986.The sentencing was delivered by Honorary Judge Michael Bowman in the Sacramento Superior Court in California, where victim’s families had gathered to hear the sentence.In delivering his the maximum possible sentence in his power, Bowman said that the “victims must be assure that Mr.

Patton Oswalt is remembering his late wife, Michelle McNamara, as the Golden State Killer was sentenced to life in prison on Friday. Before her death, the comedian's wife had researched and began writing a true-crime book about the serial killer, who terrorized California during the 1970s and ‘80s by murdering 12 people and raping 50 others.

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The Golden State Killer will rot in jail until he dies after being sentenced to life today.

The daughter of one of the Golden State Killer's victims gave him the finger in court and said he had a "little penis".

Victims of the Golden State Killer called him the "devil incarnate" and "subhuman" as the former Californian cop appeared before them at his sentencing hearing.

I'll Be Gone in the Dark, HBO's limited series about the late crime writer Michelle McNamara and her journey to bring the serial killer and rapist she called the Golden State Killer to justice, airs this Sunday. The episode picks up with the apprehension of the killer, Joseph James DeAngelo, who pleaded guilty to 13 murders on June 29, the day after the limited series premiered.

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