Posted on 04/29/2009 9:04:23 PM PDT by Free ThinkerNY
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A Southern California woman said Wednesday that her late father was the infamous Zodiac killer who terrorized the San Francisco Bay area four decades ago.
San Francisco homicide investigators said they will check into the information from Deborah Perez, who said her father, Guy Ward Hendrickson, killed at least two of the known victims 40 years ago.
Sgt. Lyn Tomioka said the investigation into the 1969 death of San Francisco taxi driver Paul Lee Stine related to the Zodiac killer remains ongoing.
(Excerpt) Read more at silive.com ...
with how kooky the world is now, she might get her own reality tv show
100 bucks says she’s just an attention-seeking kook.
“Perez claims she was a naive 7-year-old tagging along with her father during the killings.”
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A familiar plot. “Lone Wolf and Cub”? “Road to Perdition”?
Serial killer with little daughter in tow? I see a movie script even now...
Maybe she wants to sue the victims families
for what they caused her father to do.
If it wasn't for victims there would be no crime. Blame the victims.
http://zodiackillertruth.com/hendrickson.htm
[snip] Perez claims that her stepfather, Guy Ward Hendrickson, took her along on at least two of his attacks in the late 1960s... Perez also claims to have a pair of horn-rimmed glasses taken from Stine... Chris Sorensen, the former mayor of Norco, California, calims that Perez told him that she was an illegitimate daughter of President John F. Kennedy, going as far as to describe her memories of the Kennedy compound. Amazingly, Perez, according to Sorensen, also claimed to have been with Bobby Kennedy at the Ambassador Hotel —where the New York Senator and Presidential candidate was assassinated. [pnis]
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