Kenneth Bianchi Kyle Case. Early Life Bianchi was born in Rochester, New York, to a prostitute who gave him up for adoption two weeks after he was born.

Kenneth

BianchiKyle Case

Early Life

Bianchi was born in Rochester, New York, to a prostitute who gave him up for adoption two weeks after he was born. He was adopted at three months by Frances Scioliono and her husband Nicholas Bianchi in Rochester. He moved to California after he graduated from Gates Chili High school in 1971.

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Murd

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Kenneth Bianchi and his cousin Angelo

Buono would usually cruise around Los

Angeles in Buono's car and use fake police

badges to persuade women that they

were undercover police officers. Their

victims were women and girls aged 12 to

28 from various walks of life. They would

then order the victims into Buono's car,

which they claimed was an unmarked

police car, and drive them Buono's home

to torture and murder them. Both men

would sexually abuse their victims before

strangling them. They experimented with

other methods of killing, such as lethal

injection, electric shock, and carbon

monoxide poisoning. Even while

committing the murders, Bianchi applied

for a job with the Los Angeles Police

Department (LAPD) and had even been

taken for several rides with police officers

while they were searching for the Hillside

Stranglers

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One night, shortly after

they botched their would-

be eleventh murder,

Bianchi revealed to Buono

he had participated in

LAPD police ride-alongs,

and that he was currently

being questioned about

the Hillside Stranglers

case. Buono flew into a

rage and threatened to kill

Bianchi if he did not move

to Bellingham, Washington. In May 1978,

Bianchi moved to Bellingham where he

killed his last to victims.

Buono

Bianchi

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Yolanda Washington, age 19 – October 17,

1977Judith Lynn Miller, age 15 – October 31, 1977

Lissa Kastin, age 21 – November 6, 1977

Jane King, age 28 – November 10, 1977

Dolores Cepeda, age 12 – November 13,

1977Sonja Johnson, age 14 – November 13, 1977

Kristina Weckler, age 20 – November 20,

1977Lauren Wagner, age 18 – November 29, 1977

Kimberely Martin, age 17 – December 9,

1977Cindy Lee Hudspeth, age 20 – February 16,

1978Karen Mandic, age 22 – January 11, 1979

Diane Wilder, age 27 – January 11, 1979

The a

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of

BIa

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i Due to Kenneth Bianchi

being by himself up in

Washington he was not

carful enough and left

behind too many clues

that lead to his arrest and

then later to the arrest of

Angelo Buono

Convi

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Bianchi, 32, will serve a life

sentence in the state

penitentiary in Walla Walla for

killing two Bellingham co-eds

in 1979. He would have been

eligible for parole from

Washington in 2005, but then

would face five life terms in

California. (1984)

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