1972 Sacramento Rapist

[leonidis]

Apr 20, 2017 19:50:45 GMT earonsfinder said:

Do you think it's likely, very possible, not going to be a sex offender or criminal out on parole? This guy is meticulous and has outsmarted the cops for years. If he was a ex-con, in the system, he likely would have been caught by now. A very high percentage of offenders in Ca, have already been tested against the earons DNA. That makes it more probable he is a non offender in the database. That is just fact.

Yes, we can continue to look at offenders that le may have overlooked, but that has gotten us nowhere. We can continue to look at yearbooks from towns related to the crimes or of suspected sex offenders that resemble earons, seems to all lead to dead ends.

Why can we not admit to ourselves that he could have easily traveled on the highways to his victims? All the attack locations are easily accessible to highways. We assume he is from California, originally. WHY? Can anyone answer that? Anyone can become familiar with a new area, anyone. Im prior service, moved several times. Within two months, my new home was familiar turf. Its hard to imagine if you haven't moved a lot.

Why would someone * in their own back yard? They wouldn't. They are smart. They don't want to get caught. He didn't get caught.

We speculate about his job. How many people worked under the table in the 70's? A lot! Especially men in their 20's and 30's. Do you think employers want to report these people to le? No, because it's the employers ass that is grass, if they did.

We assume that earons had a family and friends. That people would have noticed him gone at strange hours. What about a loner that moved from out of state? He would have easily kept off the radar, especially if he lived in, say Fairfield.

When you look at a situation from a different angle, you will see a different perspective. I believe that is what needs to happen here.

I think people are doing awesome research, creating tools that are key to help solve this case. The map is amazing and the fact that Morf can clear suspects so fast is beyond me.

Please open your minds to the possibilities I have mentioned above. This is one hell of a mystery and let's keep trying to get this SOB!

I still need to find out something that has never been truly answered 100%.

For criminals that want parole, and new criminals entering the system in California, DNA is collected and put into the system. Right or wrong?

Also, for criminals in prison that were arrested before mandatory DNA collection was implemented, are they tested in any way other than when they are given parole?
So, there are criminals in prison for mandatory DNA crimes that are not in the data base because they were incarcerated before the law was passed and they have not been granted parole. Is that correct to anyone's knowledge?

It seems to be that is the case, and EAR could very well be part of the system and his DNA is actually not in the data base.

youtu.be/Sm3OxSPUmAU

[Deleted]

He was a mental terrorist and rapist. As the D 'ambrosia profile stated the creep may have had an expunged record.

[Dan]

how long was he in prison ?

[claudius_2014]

Crompton larry said in 48 hours show he worked 6000 rapists to tie to ons case and nothing

[Roy]

Apr 20, 2017 16:08:04 GMT morf13 said:

Heard back from LE, this 1972 track star rapist has DNA on file, it doesn't match EAR, so we can rule him out

This kind of feedback is so great.  

Just wondering, was this guy ever on your radar from your:

 earonsgsk.proboards.com/thread/2469/dolecetto-dawes-ground-zero

research?

I was just looking at gmaps to compare the distance from La Riveria to Dolecetto & Dawes and it is so hard to believe that someone so active, in such a concentrated area, was just like a ghost...

[morf13]

Apr 29, 2017 2:27:18 GMT Roy said:

Apr 20, 2017 16:08:04 GMT morf13 said:

Heard back from LE, this 1972 track star rapist has DNA on file, it doesn't match EAR, so we can rule him out

This kind of feedback is so great.  

Just wondering, was this guy ever on your radar from your:

 earonsgsk.proboards.com/thread/2469/dolecetto-dawes-ground-zero

research?

I was just looking at gmaps to compare the distance from La Riveria to Dolecetto & Dawes and it is so hard to believe that someone so active, in such a concentrated area, was just like a ghost...

I hadn't come across him myself, but I recall when he was 1st talked about a while back

[Sean Hogan]

I would, if you could remind me, been a while sorry!

[Hawkeye]

Apr 29, 2017 15:28:02 GMT morf13 said:

Apr 29, 2017 2:27:18 GMT Roy said:

This kind of feedback is so great.  

Just wondering, was this guy ever on your radar from your:

 earonsgsk.proboards.com/thread/2469/dolecetto-dawes-ground-zero

research?

I was just looking at gmaps to compare the distance from La Riveria to Dolecetto & Dawes and it is so hard to believe that someone so active, in such a concentrated area, was just like a ghost...

I hadn't come across him myself, but I recall when he was 1st talked about a while back

I'm way late to this party so sorry if this is no longer relevant.  That said I researched this guy quite a while ago. He was on LEs radar way back "in the day" and was registered.  So many guys tick certain boxes but it's interesting to note that there were over 1300 sex offenders living in Sac county/city in the late 1970's.  We're all looking for a needle in a haystack now, but the number of potential subjects to check out when these crimes were still hot was also staggering.  It's not like this EARONS dirtbag was the only guy running around committing violent crimes in Sac in the late 70s.  

[Roy]

May 30, 2017 3:07:33 GMT Hawkeye said:

Apr 29, 2017 15:28:02 GMT morf13 said:

I hadn't come across him myself, but I recall when he was 1st talked about a while back

I'm way late to this party so sorry if this is no longer relevant.  That said I researched this guy quite a while ago. He was on LEs radar way back "in the day" and was registered.  So many guys tick certain boxes but it's interesting to note that there were over 1300 sex offenders living in Sac county/city in the late 1970's.  We're all looking for a needle in a haystack now, but the number of potential subjects to check out when these crimes were still hot was also staggering.  It's not like this EARONS dirtbag was the only guy running around committing violent crimes in Sac in the late 70s.  

Thanks for this! 1300???!! Unbelievable!! I have read somewhere in these threads about the seemingly abnormal number of sex offenders in nor cal during that time - and everyone always says - what the hell was going on up there??!! But I bet it's always been that way, and certainly not just in Sacramento. And between the cavalier attitude people used to have about sex crimes (which I pray has changed), plus the under reporting by victims - the numbers are probably much much worse!! But yes, even if LE was on top of their game, this would have been a tough caper to solve. Maybe this evil coward will never be caught, but I am stoked about the progress LE has made on pooling of DNA databases since 2000 and, there is also this - State lawmaker proposes bill to help determine how many untested rape kits exist in California:

www.latimes.com/politics/essential/la-pol-ca-essential-politics-updates-this-state-bill-seeks-to-capture-the-1488310317-htmlstory.html

[Ranger71]

Apr 16, 2017 20:33:36 GMT sycamore said:

Billy mummy sketch

I don't see the resemblance. To me he looks more like the VR suspect sketch with the square jaw, or the guy on the right at the meeting with the puffy coat, not the dark haired dude in the middle.

[Ranger71]

Apr 16, 2017 22:02:42 GMT @cloudofwitnesses said:

Interesting find. I have him living at the Rogue River Dr address in 1991, after that in Yuba City and the Oroville area. Nothing before 91.

In the yearbook he is noted for being on both the Class A and Class C track teams, posted here from that same 1965 yearbook. Not sure which one is him, that is if he is included.  (these are from links, they are not embedded images)

Where did the early posters on this thread find where he lived in Sac/Carmichael, as I only see Oroville/Yuba City? What's interesting is there's someone with the same last name who's 4yrs younger listed as having lived in Visalia and Oxnard. I can't link them together through any relatives names though. Was this track guy in prison during the late 70's?

[intuitiva]

Aug 22, 2017 0:15:31 GMT Ranger71 said:

Apr 16, 2017 22:02:42 GMT @cloudofwitnesses said:

Interesting find. I have him living at the Rogue River Dr address in 1991, after that in Yuba City and the Oroville area. Nothing before 91.

In the yearbook he is noted for being on both the Class A and Class C track teams, posted here from that same 1965 yearbook. Not sure which one is him, that is if he is included.  (these are from links, they are not embedded images)

Where did the early posters on this thread find where he lived in Sac/Carmichael, as I only see Oroville/Yuba City? What's interesting is there's someone with the same last name who's 4yrs younger listed as having lived in Visalia and Oxnard. I can't link them together through any relatives names though. Was this track guy in prison during the late 70's?

Ranger, I found him and posted this originally. His residence was posted in the article I attached near the beginning of this thread. He's a registered sex offender so his registered addresses are publicly listed online. Unfortunately, he was confirmed to be cleared by DNA. Most if not all registered sex offenders are in CODIS a national DNA database. EAR has been compared to those already. But, this offender was specifically confirmed to be cleared and compared to EAR as a non match.

[manzanita]

Apr 23, 2017 11:34:22 GMT claudius_2014 said:

Crompton larry said in 48 hours show he worked 6000 rapists to tie to ons case and nothing

Did he ever talk with Russell Boston's POI - The Apprentice?