The Daily Beast
Amazing. She did it. She got the bastard.
Police in California say they believe they have found the notorious Golden State Killer—the man investigators say is responsible for 12 homicides, 45 rapes, and 120 home burglaries.
Joseph James DeAngelo, 72, was arrested overnight on two murder charges and is thought to be linked to the case, said Billy Jensen, one of the writers responsible for researching and publishing I'll Be Gone in the Dark. The case received renewed media attention this year after the book, written by late Michelle McNamara, was finally published after years of McNamara's obsessive research on the killer, thanks to her husband Patton Oswalt, Jensen, and researcher Paul Haynes.
Jail records show that DeAngelo, who was arrested by the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department, is ineligible for bail. The warrant was issued by Ventura County.
Jensen told The Daily Beast that DeAngelo is not the "confirmed" man responsible, but that "it looks good." Police will hold a press conference at noon Wednesday in Sacramento to announce the breakthrough in the case.
Amazing. She did it. She got the bastard.