Sacramento LE's Meeting with CCC Before the Concord Rapes
Jan 31, 2017 13:46:17 GMT
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Post by winters on Jan 31, 2017 13:46:17 GMT
I couldn't find a thread that discussed this so I'm starting a new one. I have a few questions about Bevins' meeting with CCC LE prior to EAR moving to CCC (is that enough acronyms for you?)
Here's a refresher:
August 15th, 1978, 8:15 a.m.
Sacramento Sheriff’s Office investigators went to the Concord Police Department to talk EAR. They believed he was heading their way. “Why Concord P.D.?” someone asked. “Strange that a Sheriff’s Department would go to the City instead of our Department.” “Maybe they think Concord is where he will hit,” was the answer.
Bevins: “In the last two years, since June 18 1976, we have had over thirty attacks that we have attributed to the same person. We think he is ready to move and we believe he is coming here. Don’t really know why, we just feel it. Concord is a typical area for him to hit.”
Well over a million dollars had been spent by the Sacramento Sheriff’s Office. No idea who he is, no idea where he works, no idea where he came from, but a pretty good idea where he was going to; the city of Concord, Contra Costa County, California. He’d already hit in Davis, Stockton, Modesto, and all over Sacramento County including the City.
Representatives from all the central Contra Costa County agencies were represented: Concord, Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, Martinez, and of course, the Sheriff’s Department. Antioch and Pittsburg were represented from the eastern part of the county. Richmond and El Cerrito from the west were apparently not suspected targets of the rapist.
Less than two months after this meeting, EAR hit Concord twice. Then he hit San Ramon a couple weeks later, and this is the first attack where we have a DNA tie to ONS.
My questions at this point are:
I know we can speculate till the cows come home, but does anyone have any factual information that might shed light on those two questions?
Here's a refresher:
August 15th, 1978, 8:15 a.m.
Sacramento Sheriff’s Office investigators went to the Concord Police Department to talk EAR. They believed he was heading their way. “Why Concord P.D.?” someone asked. “Strange that a Sheriff’s Department would go to the City instead of our Department.” “Maybe they think Concord is where he will hit,” was the answer.
Bevins: “In the last two years, since June 18 1976, we have had over thirty attacks that we have attributed to the same person. We think he is ready to move and we believe he is coming here. Don’t really know why, we just feel it. Concord is a typical area for him to hit.”
Well over a million dollars had been spent by the Sacramento Sheriff’s Office. No idea who he is, no idea where he works, no idea where he came from, but a pretty good idea where he was going to; the city of Concord, Contra Costa County, California. He’d already hit in Davis, Stockton, Modesto, and all over Sacramento County including the City.
Representatives from all the central Contra Costa County agencies were represented: Concord, Walnut Creek, Pleasant Hill, Martinez, and of course, the Sheriff’s Department. Antioch and Pittsburg were represented from the eastern part of the county. Richmond and El Cerrito from the west were apparently not suspected targets of the rapist.
Less than two months after this meeting, EAR hit Concord twice. Then he hit San Ramon a couple weeks later, and this is the first attack where we have a DNA tie to ONS.
My questions at this point are:
- Did Sacramento LE meet with any other jurisdictions and issue similar information or a similar warning?
- What made them zero in on CCC? Was it because of highway proximity? Was it because of a geographical progression from Sacramento to Modesto/Davis and then onward?
I know we can speculate till the cows come home, but does anyone have any factual information that might shed light on those two questions?