On July 8, 1980, her severely decomposed body was found after it had been eviscerated by wildlife. At the crime scene, the words "political piggy" are scrawled on the wall in Hinman's blood. MESA, Ariz. - A woman is on the run after police say she murdered a man who was found dead inside a Mesa home's bedroom. Tate and Sebring had been yolked together at their necks with a rope. Before contacting the police, her roommate conducted a three-day search for her. Jennifer Williams testimony wascrucial to the prosecutions case. Of these eighteen women, Hansen was only formally charged with the murders of four: Sherry Morrow, Joanna Messina, "Eklutna Annie", and Paula Goulding. that Hansen's first murder victim was 18-year-old Celia "Beth" van Zanten. Manson, along with five followers, was indicted for the murders on December 8, 1969. Folger, two days shy of her 26th birthday, was beaten and stabbed 28 times. Her chest had been sliced with a knife, and she had been bound and subjected to a sexual assault. It was determined that she had been stabbed and shot. Subscribe to our mailing list and get interesting stuff and updates to your email inbox. And for her family, maybe it's a good thing that all that remains now is the torn and tattered scrapbook, with postcards, letters and well-wishes for brighter days ahead. Updated He drove her to the Mush Inn, where she jumped out of the truck and ran inside. The victims were stabbed, shot and beaten to death. Hansen had abducted, killed, and buried Luna in the Knik River. Oddly enough, the restraining order served that very day didnt stop Alvin from spending time with his family that Christmas Eve. She and her husband, Leonard, were living in Seattle, when her mother-in-law, Betty, complaining of migraines, made an appointment with a doctor at the University of Washington Hospital. He died in 2017 at the age of 83. (Heather Eidson/Staff photographer), Cassie Baumert, 14, and Linda Brown, neighbors of Jimmy Tsao and Hansen was sentenced to five years in prison; after serving six months of his sentence, he was placed on a work release program and released to a halfway house. "After spending such a comforting Christmas Eve and Day with my family, I could only think . The shrouded bodies of Abigail Folger and Voytek Frykowski are looked over by Los Angeles County medical examiners. We dont know whether Hilma was just appeasing Alvin by letting him at least eat dinner and open gifts with the family or if Alvin somehow threatened her to let him stay. On the night of August 10, three of Manson's followers killed supermarket executive Leno LaBianca and his wife, Rosemary, at their home (pictured). Nearly 49 years after Julie Ann Hanson was found stabbed to death in a cornfield, a Minnesota man has been charged with . I get the impression at first he could scarcely believe how completely they fell for it. Robert Christian Hansen (February 15, 1939 August 21, 2014), known in the media as the Butcher Baker, was an American serial killer. Eventually he started buying into the con himself. Now Eric Hanson, 31, is set to go to trial in DuPage County on first-degree murder charges. June 16, 1970 - Trial begins for Manson, Atkins, Krenwinkel and Van Houten. Her body was never found. Authorities said they could not give details on the DNA evidence leading to the arrest to avoid jeopardizing the prosecution of the case. He abandoned her where she had collapsed. And when he did that, she (Betty) rolled off and went under the bed and he fired under there three times and hit her. According to newspaper reports, Hilma was able to escape into the cold night wearing just her nightgown. She was abducted and killed by Hansen. Rejected in Los Angeles proper, the itinerant Manson becomes a self-styled guru who lives with his followers at Spahn Ranch, a 500-acre property and sometime movie set location on the northern edge of L.A. County. Manson Family member Linda Kasabian stays in the car at Cielo Drive, and drives off with Manson and others before the Waverly Drive killings. Robert Christian Hansen (February 15, 1939 - August 21, 2014), known in the media as the Butcher Baker, was an American serial killer. Lynette Squeaky Fromme: 1975 - Attempts to shoot President Gerald Ford. Linda said she wasnt sure whether Betty wrote back, but she knows how proud she was of that little postcard. new content, we kindly appreciate any donation you can give to help He was denied for the sixth time. He was also imprisoned at Spring Creek Correctional Center in Seward until May 2014, when he was transported to the Anchorage Correctional Complex for health reasons. In the car are: Watson, Atkins, Krenwinkel, Kasabian, Leslie van Houten and Steve Clem Grogan. The defense wanted to show the jury only excerpts in which he denied killing his family. The murders led to the arrest and trial of Charles Manson along with his followers who physically committed the crimes. The younger Struthers found his mother and stepfather stabbed in their Waverly Drive home. Behind a cordon of police tape, the victim's bodies are taken out of Later that year, the body of Joanna Messina was discovered in a gravel pit near Seward, and in 1982 the remains of 23-year-old Sherry Morrow were discovered in a shallow grave near the Knik River. Around 2:30 a.m., Alvin moved the boys out of the room, got out his .22-caliber pistol and headed toward the girls, who were still sleeping soundly, Donna Mae in her own bed and Phyllis and Betty Lou sharing one. As of Friday evening, it was unclear if Whelpley had obtained an attorney. 24-year-old Angela Lynn Feddern was last seen on Fourth Avenue in Anchorage in February 1983. Robert Hansen's Wife and Children Interestingly, Hansen got married twice. [8][9] Hansen's wife filed for divorce while he was incarcerated. "Because we wanted to do a crime that would shock the world, that the world would have to stand up and take notice," she said. Terry Melcher, the son of movie star Doris Day, comes into Manson's orbit via Dennis Wilson. He was in Europe working on a film at the time of his wife's slaying. The murders are committed by followers Atkins, Tex Watson, and Patricia Krenwinkel. March 29, 1971 - Manson, Krenwinkel, Atkins and Van Houten receive the death penalty. When we were in there, the doctor came back in and said, Do you know you have a bullet lodged near your neck? Linda said. There remained marks on his map that he refused to give up, including three in Resurrection Bay, near Seward (authorities suspect two of these marks belong to the graves of Mary Thill and Megan Emrick, whom Hansen has denied killing). 2. at 3540 Jeremy Ranch Court in Aurora. During a break in the Manson Family trial, Manson defense attorney Ronald Hughes, left, goes on a camping trip -- and never returns. A police officer keeps watch outside 3301 Waverly Drive in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Los Feliz. This time, he primed the scene himself by helping tie up the victims before leaving for another potential (and eventually aborted) kill scene in Venice, California. He was shot four times. Katherine He was sentenced to five years in prison and required to receive psychiatric treatment for his bipolar disorder. Again, they . On January 25, the jury finds all the defendants guilty. . He pleaded no contest to assault with a deadly weapon in the offense involving the housewife; the rape charge involving the sex worker was dropped as part of a plea bargain. But when Hanson broke terms of his probation in 1997, a judge sentenced him to 18 months in a Michigan prison. Susan Atkins, seen being led to jail in 1969, is the killer who plunges the knife into Sharon Tate, and the Manson Family member who writes "pig" -- in Tate's blood -- on the door. Morrow, who was reported missing a year earlier, was identified from the remains. One newspaper report filled in more details from the shooting, claiming that Alvin was angry that Phyllis had received a wristwatch from someone for Christmas. Another family friend told police Eric Hanson had threatened his sister Kate as a teen and was sent to reform school. He unbound her there and abused her sexually. On July 10, 1981, dancer Malai Larsen, aged 28, was reported missing. 1972 - The death . Gavin Newsom denies parole for Beausoleil. Although Hansen admitted to killing her, her body was never discovered. She was last spotted leaving a dorm laundry room while attending the boarding school Seward Skill Centre. re: The Manson Family Murders Posted on 12/9/22 at 3:54 pm to midnight1961. January 15, 1971 - Jury deliberations begin. An undated portrait of Terrance and Mary Hanson, with their children, appreciated. Cindy Paulson, 19, met Hansen on June 13, 1983. [13], Hansen is believed to have begun killing around 1972. The house they once lived in was eventually torn down. plans and enthusiasm The 18-year-old had driven to 10050 Cielo Drive on Aug. 8, 1969, to interest the property's resident caretaker, William Garretson, 19, in a clock radio. Supported by Paulson's testimony and Douglas's profile, Flothe and the APD secured a warrant to search Hansen's plane, vehicles, and home. They were head to foot. Roman Polanski, right, prepares to fly back to Los Angeles from London on Aug. 10, 1969. She later told police that after Hansen chained her by the neck to a post in the house's basement, he took a nap on a nearby couch. November 18, 1969 - Deputy District Attorney Vincent T. Bugliosi is assigned the case. In an interview with the Chicago Tribune in October 2005, Eric Hanson maintained that he never threatened his sister and never stole any money from his family. She informed her roommate that she would meet a man who would give her $300 in exchange for an hour or two of company. The heartbreaking case of 3-year-old Kenny Kramer, his disappearance and murder, In the 1920s, a lawman in North Dakota had a dark secret - He was Al Capones brother, Amid a night of costumed Halloween revelry, a man found beaten to death. A Warner Bros. November 6, 1969 - Manson Family member Atkins, already charged in the murder of Hinman, tells inmate Virginia Castro that she killed Tate, Because we wanted to do a crime that would shock the world, that the world would have to stand up and take notice.. William Garretson, the caretaker, and the only survivor at 10050 Cielo Drive, is taken into custody, and named the prime suspect in the Tate slayings. "I'm the devil," he reportedly tells Frykowski. The memories that tormented Betty all those years were buried with her. Hansen was unable to bury her since the earth in the region was still frozen. He cuts the telephone wires, shoots Steven Parent, shoots and stabs Jay Sebring, stabs Abigail Folger, stabs Voytek Frykowski, and ties up Sebring and Sharon Tate. He brought Messina's body to a gravel pit nearby and dumped gravel over her body. On May 26, 1982, she met Hansen in a diner parking lot. Money was tight. But prosecutors said that would be unfair, since Hanson at some times, according to their court motions, remained silent or cried with his head down at other times during the questioning.. After his release, Hanson pleaded guilty in 1999 in Illinois to retail theft at a DuPage County department store and aggravated battery involving the merchant, officials said. She had some mental illness because of it, were certain, and it was tough, Linda said. [11] In 1976, Hansen pleaded guilty to larceny after he was caught stealing a chainsaw from an Anchorage Fred Meyer store. But after 49 years of continued investigation, authorities were led to an arrest through technological advancements in DNA and genetic genealogy analysis, Marshall said, This was never a cold case for our police department, Marshall said. While she pleaded with the clerk to phone her boyfriend at the Big Timber Motel, Yount continued on to work, where he called the police to report the barefoot, handcuffed girl. Hansen had her flee into the forest while hunting her like an animal while she was stripped naked. March 29, 1971 - Manson, Krenwinkel, Atkins and Van Houten receive the death penalty. The jury of eight men and four women listened to more than 50 witnesses and. Paula Goulding, 30, was a dancer in Anchorage when, on April 25, 1983, Hansen offered her money before kidnapping her. Three bodies are found outside (one body can be seen, covered up, on the lawn); two bodies are found inside. Please enable javascript and refresh the page to continue reading local news. Our story begins in Glyndon, Minn., on the western edge of the state. [3] His modus operandi was to pick up a prostitute in his car and force her at gunpoint to his home, where he would rape her; he would then fly her out to a secluded area and "hunt" her as if she were wild game before shooting or stabbing her. In an echo of the Gary Hinman case, the word "pig" is written in blood on the front door. August 8-9, 1969 - At Mansons command, a small group of his followers brutally murder five people at the Benedict Canyon home of Polanski, near Hollywood. Beausoleil is busted after being found asleep in Hinman's stolen car. It reads: Dear Miss Betty Lou. GLYNDON, Minn. Linda Mayfield remembers the day well. In 1995, Eric Hanson pleaded guilty to a series of home invasions in Oakland County, Mich., north of Detroit. Hansen was convicted of just four of the murders in a deal that spared. The Los Angeles County coroner's office run by Dr. Thomas Nogouchi, right, determines that Sebring was shot and stabbed 7 times, and that the 8-months-pregnant Tate was stabbed 16 times. Her parents resided in a different home in Anchorage. Alvin worked as a laborer some reports say he had done some bricklaying with the Works Progress Administration during the Great Depression. 1971 - Watson is found guilty of the murders of seven people and is sentenced to death. She intended to meet an unnamed male for a photo shoot and to perform exotic dances. She has not been seen or heard from since. Bobby Beausoleil:1969 - Convicted of the murder of Gary Hinman. He was allowed to serve his time in a five-month boot camp program for first-time offenders. In March 1969, a "creepy-looking guy," as Tate would put it, shows up at 10050 Cielo Drive looking for the home's previous occupant, record producer Terry Melcher. Linda went to the appointment with Betty. Who took care of them?," she said. The murder is committed at the behest of Manson. On June 28, 1980, Roxane Easland, then 24-years-old, vanished. He gives Manson's music a listen, but passes on getting involved with the ex-con. His Own. Although Hansen had several prior run-ins with the law, his meek demeanour and humble occupation as a baker, along with an alibi from his friend John Henning, kept him from being considered as a serious suspect. Hansen refused to pay and refused to release her, so he drove her and her dog to a distant place by the Snow River. But family members told police they believe Mary Hanson had discovered her sons alleged scams when she had trouble using one of her credit cards. After deliberating an hour and a half Wednesday afternoon, a DuPage County jury sentenced Eric Hanson to death for the murders of his parents, sister and brother-in-law in 2005. Your effort and contribution in providing this feedback is much Robert Hansen was a violent criminal, who is little known for the horrific crimes he committed in the Alaskan wilderness. [17] Flothe believed all three women had been murdered by the same perpetrator. In the fall of 1969, Charles "Tex" Watson leaves Spahn Ranch for his native Texas, but after a protracted extradition fight he's returned to California to stand trial. Seter held up lights so the men could find their way in the pitch-black country night. Frykowski, 32, was beaten, shot twice and stabbed 51 times. Hansen is known to have raped and assaulted over thirty Alaskan women, and to have murdered at least seventeen, ranging in age from 16 to 41. She built her life there, having four children and running a day care out of her home. He tells the prison officials that he doesnt want to be released, Oh, no, I cant go outside thereI knew that I couldnt adjust to that world, not after all my life had been spent locked up and where my mind was free. After his release, he moves to San Francisco. This photo released by the DuPage County Sheriff's Department shows Near the Knik River bridge, they took a car to a service road off Palmer Highway. Writer Wojciech Frykowski, coffee heiress Abigail Folger, celebrity hairstylist Jay Sebring and Steven Parent, a friend of the family's gardener, were also killed. Whelpley is charged with the 1972 murder of 15-year-old Julie Ann Hanson. to keep expanding and making Murderpedia a better site, but we really Hansen, when questioned by APD officers, denied the accusation, stating that Paulson was just trying to cause trouble for him because he would not pay her extortion demands. He was stopped near Portage, Wis., on September 30th, 2005, more than 200 miles from Jennifer Williams home. Hansen denied killing her to authorities, but he did admit he was in Seward on the day Megan vanished. Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi, center, prosecutes the Manson Family members for the Tate and LaBianca killings, and reveals all the terrifying details in his landmark 1974 true-crime book, "Helter Skelter.". At 11:00 p.m. on December 2, 1981, Andre "Fish" Altiery, 24, was last seen boarding a taxi to go to the Boniface Mall in Anchorage, Alaska. The photo, which seems pretty odd by todays journalistic standards, shows Betty laying in her bed with the caption, despite her bullet wounds, Betty Lou Hanson was able to manage a cute smile., The reporter wrote that Bettys memory of the shooting was hazy. At the time of the Hansons killing, Whelpley was 27 years old and lived within one mile of Hansons home, police said. The remains of Eklutna Annie were discovered buried next to a power line on July 21, 1980. On April 24, 1984, her body was discovered in a parking lot close to the former Knik River Bridge. Hansen has been accused of killing her because of an "x" on his aircraft map but he denied responsibility for both her death and other womens homicides who were not involved in the sex industry. It is unknown if she was involved in sexual activity, as Hansen went for women fitting that description. CNN Sans & 2016 Cable News Network. In 1971, Manson, a swastika carved into his forehead, is convicted of murder in the deaths of nine people -- all the victims in the Tate and LaBianca cases, plus Gary Hinman and Donald "Shorty" Shea. June 7, 2021. 1972 - The death penalty is abolished in California. Discovery Company. in Wheaton, Ill. , sentenced Hanson to death in the 2005 slayings of Thank you very much in advance. He later altered the scar to become a swastika. The story behind the bullet in Bettys neck goes back to the earliest morning hours of Christmas Day 1947. [2][3] He died in 2014 of natural causes due to lingering health conditions at age 75. While her doctors were concerned about her injuries, they also expressed amazement at the cheerful youngster and how she was handling everything. Not receiving the attention he wanted from the attractive girls in school, Hansen grew up hating them and nursing fantasies of cruel revenge.[7]. Moorhead businesses donated as well, and kids got into the act, too. Karen Nelson was just 9 years old that Christmas when she learned about a murder at the Hanson house. Manson, seen here in 1980, dies an inmate (but at a civilian hospital) in 2017. And then when they got there, they heard the shots, and they were afraid of what was happening but he shot himself, Seter said his father told him later. Hansen admitted to killing her and discarding her body in Resurrection Bay, according to a former prisoner. "These murders have returned to my mind occasionally, especially over the Christmas holidays," Nelson said. Sherry Morrow, a 23-year-old topless dancer who would receive $300 for nude images, told friends she was seeing a photographer on November 17, 1981. His body is found months later. He started to practice both hunting and archery, and often found refuge in these pastimes. Charles D. Tex Watson:October 15, 2021 - For the 18th time, Watson is denied for parole. Eric C. Hanson Gary Hinman. The four bodies were discovered in the Tsaos two-story brick Aurora home on Sept. 29, 2005, about six weeks after the alleged threat. we respect your privacy and take protecting it seriously. Megan left behind all of her personal items, including her identification. We Know What Kind of Creeps Are Out There ! On Aug. 9, 1969, housekeeper Winifred Chapman reports to work at 10050 Cielo Drive. She had been murdered by gunfire. Eight people were found murdered. he'd stolen thousands of dollars from his parents. Here is a look at Charles Manson and the 1969 Manson Family murders. Manson appears with an "X" cut into his forehead as the trial starts on June 16, 1970. It was said to symbolize being crossed out of society. Though his body isn't found for nearly a decade, prosecutors use witness testimony, including that of Manson Family member Barbara Hoyt, to win convictions of Manson and two followers, Steve "Clem" Grogan, left, and Bruce Davis, right, in the early 1970s. [15] When he awoke, he put her in his car and took her to Merrill Field airport, where he told her that he intended to "take her out to his cabin" (a shack in the Knik River area of the Matanuska-Susitna Valley accessible only by boat or bush plane). Our valley today is 84. He received the death penalty as well. Tate was eight months pregnant at the time of her death. Where did the children go? On Aug. 8, 1969, he meets Tate at 10050 Cielo Drive, and makes dinner plans for himself, Tate and her house guests, Abigail Folger and her boyfriend, Voytek Frykowski. [1] He served twenty months of a three-year prison sentence in Anamosa State Penitentiary. Hansen panicked and chased her, but Paulson made it to Sixth Avenue first and managed to flag down a passing truck. By the next day, a reporter and a photographer from The Forum were let into Betty's hospital room for an interview. He and others were going door to door to collect money. Not long after the Tate and LaBianca killings, Spahn Ranch is raided, but police are looking for stolen dune buggies, not murderers. Mansons next parole hearing is set for 2027, when he will be 92. After a court battle, Judge Robert Anderson ruled that her recollection of the alleged threat from Eric Hanson that Kate told her about before her death could be admitted as evidence. Hansen was convicted in 1984 after confessing to killing 17 women, mostly dancers and prostitutes, during a 12-year span. Also found was an aeronautical chart with 37 little "x" marks on it, hidden behind Hansen's headboard. Fedderns body was found on April 26, 1984, on a small lake near the larger Figure Eight Lake. Only the baby, Emma Wolf survived. Eric Hanson was found guilty of the murders and was given death. Eric Hanson has been sentenced to death for killing his sister, parents and brother-in-law. Hanson, who lived in his parents basement in Naperville, also faces charges of identity theft, mail fraud, armed robbery and home invasion. All of the Hansons, except for Betty, stayed and worked in the Fargo-Moorhead area. Douglas thought the killer would be an experienced hunter with low self-esteem, have a history of being rejected by women, and would feel compelled to keep "souvenirs" of his murders, such as a victim's jewelry. During the trial, prosecutors contended that Hanson committed the murders to hide that he'd stolen thousands of dollars from his parents. [3], Bonanza final season 14 episode 'The Hunter' (1972) has a curiously similar story where an escaped war criminal hunter played by Tom Skerritt hunts down his human prey in the desolate countryside tracking Joe Cartwright who finally turns the tables on him. On that day, she was scheduled to meet an unnamed man downtown on 4th Avenue. It contains a list of the people who visited Betty in the hospital along with letters from her classmates at the Glyndon school. Another family friend told police Hanson had threatened his sister Kate as a teen and was sent to reform school. After Illinois police discovered the gruesome scene in the Tsaos Aurora home, authorities said police had arranged to meet Eric Hanson in Los Angeles at the airport for his trip back to Illinois. Police did not immediately connect them to the murders. Police located and interviewed Paulson about the attack. On December 25, 1971, her body was discovered at McHugh Creek State Park, close to Anchorage. He later took his stepfather William Mansons last name. We were all conscious of Julies murder looking for the killer and we had Julies picture on our desks and investigations for all these years.. The plea deal will spare Hanson the death penalty. On Aug. 8, 1969, Sharon Tate, Jay Sebring, Abigail Folger and Voytek Frykowski dine at the L.A. landmark El Coyote. Nelson is 83. Flothe contacted Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agent John Douglas and requested help with an offender profile based on the three recovered bodies. During the trial, Police stand near the AMC Rambler containing the body of Steven Parent, who worked at a stereo shop. 10:24 AM EDT, Mon October 17, 2022. This is the sixth time a California governor has blocked his parole. Father: Fathers name unavailable publicly. Patricia Katie Krenwinkel:May 26, 2022 - Krenwinkel is recommended for release by Californias Board of Parole Hearings, after 14 previous parole denials. Her husband was away working on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline and she lived on Lower Point Road. She had been wounded in the back, but because her clothing was unharmed, it is possible that she was shot while still naked and then clothed before being buried. Over the next twenty years, he is in and out of reform schools and prison for various crimes. Yount took Paulson to a safe location and shortly after, called police. Using this profile, Flothe investigated possible suspects until he reached Hansen, who fit the profile and owned a plane.[18]. [8] The psychiatrist who made the diagnosis noted that Hansen had an infantile personality and was obsessed with getting back at people he felt had wronged him. With Tootsie's death in 2014, no one from the family is left to recall that horrific holiday 75 years ago. Springer tells them that Manson told him about killing people days after the Tate murders. Hansen's earliest victims were girls or young women, usually between ages 16 and 19 and not prostitutes, unlike the victims who led to his discovery.[19]. from top, Jenny, Kate, and Eric, in the late 1970s. Hilma said Alvin began an uneasy pacing.. listen during a prayer vigil on Oct. 12, 2005. A break in the case came when Susan Atkins, already in jail, told a fellow inmate about the Tate murders. credit murderpedia /Tara Burghart/ Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. March 29, 2022 - Van Houtens release is blocked by Newsom. August 9-10, 1969 - Manson, displeased at the sloppiness of the previous nights murders, accompanies a group of followers on a search for victims. Linda Kasabian accompanies them as a lookout. The Hanson children all lived relatively long lives the boys, Ronald and Richard, lived into their 60s, Betty and Donna into their mid-70s and Tootsie lived to 89. Hansen entered into a plea bargain after ballistics tests returned a match between bullets found at the crime scenes and Hansen's rifle. One relative of Donna's was interviewed by The Forum, calling Donna "an amazing lady.". When Anchorage Police Department (APD) officers arrived at the Mush Inn, they were told that Paulson had taken a cab to the Big Timber Motel. Barry Lee Whelpley, 76, of Mounds View, Minnesota, was arrested on June 2 for the 1972 killing of Julie Ann Hanson, a 15-year-old resident of Naperville, Illinois, according to the Naperville Police Department. After being released, he met his second wife, Darla Henrichsen, and the pair got married in 1963. Eric Hanson has pleaded not guilty and maintains his innocence. Those with an * beside their "Date Found" were found with the help of Hansen after his arrest. Keep up to date with our latest articles, creepy news, info and products and receive promo material for great deals on all your wicked products. They say he then fatally shot his father Terrance Hanson in the back of the head and his mother Mary Hanson in the face as the couple slept in their bed 5 miles away. October 1969 - Manson and his followers are arrested at another remote location, called Barker Ranch, on suspicion of auto theft. Inside are the bodies of Leno LaBianca, 44, and his wife, Rosemary LaBianca, 38. I think probably everybody in the media is aware of this procedure, and these detectives used it with great expertise, and resulted in the charges being filed here today., Whelpley, a retired welder, was taken into custody in Ramsey County, Minnesota, where he is awaiting extradition to Illinois, police said.m.
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