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Dec 1, 2022 · Richard Ramirez, also known as the Night Stalker, terrorized California in the 1980s and died in San Quentin in 2013. Here's what his time in prison was like.
Jan 18, 2021 · Carlo said: “Ramirez became sexually aroused. And it was right around the age of 13.” Also when he was 13, Ramirez also witnessed Miguel shoot his wife in the face.
Jan 27, 2021 · Ramirez, who was raised in a strict Catholic household, went on to become an altar boy. According to the Herald Sun, his classmates thought Ramirez "seemed a bit unusual," but he was overall a good student as a kid. At the age of 9, though, he began isolating himself and was described as a loner.
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Jan 13, 2021 · Ramirez was upheld as a sex symbol among some women during his trial in the '80s, and director Tiller Russell didn't want to put him back in the spotlight, instead telling the story through...
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- 1960s — Ramirez's Early Life. Richard Ramirez is born on February 29, 1960, in El Paso, to a Mexican immigrant couple. He’s the youngest of five children.
- 1970s — Ramirez's First Crimes. On May 4, Miguel fatally shoots his wife, Jessie, in the face during a fight while Ramirez is present. A few months later Ramirez moves in with his sister, Ruth, and her husband, Roberto.
- 1982 — Ramirez Moves To California. Ramirez relocates to California, where the majority of his crimes occur.
- April 10, 1984 — Ramirez's First Victim. Ramirez’s first known murder happens. Nine-year-old Mei Leung, a Chinese-American girl, is murdered in the basement of the San Francisco hotel where Ramirez was living.
Jan 30, 2021 · Richard Ramirez was a thing of nightmares who died alone in his cell on death row in 2013, finally ending his ruthless reign of terror and his devilish grip on Los Angeles. While homicide detectives chased the illusive man for over a year in the 80s, Ramirez was able to murder at least 13 people and victimize dozens more across Southern California.
The debate between nature and nurture in Ramirez’s life is still up for debate. Although Ramirez grew up in an abusive home and spent significant time with a violent cousin, many others have experienced similar upbringings and been disgusted by the behavior.
