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1. www.ocregister.com › 2007/01/20 › neighbors-didntNeighbors didn’t know Buono’s background – Orange County Register

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   Jan 20, 2007 · Christopher Buono, 20, shot his grandmother Mary Castillo, 67, twice before taking his own life in an office in the 3900 block of Prospect Avenue in Yorba Linda Thursday. Police later said...

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3. www.eonline.com › news › 1340819The True Story of the Hillside Strangler Will Give You ...

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   Aug 7, 2022 · His only known associate was his cousin Angelo Buono Jr., an auto upholsterer who owned his own shop on Colorado Boulevard in Glendale. Questioned by investigators, the 44-year-old divorced...

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Angelo_Buono_JrAngelo Buono Jr. - Wikipedia

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   In 2007, Buono's grandson, Christopher Buono, committed suicide shortly after shooting his grandmother, Mary Castillo, in the head. Castillo was at one time married to Buono, and had five children with him, including Chris' father. Chris Buono was unaware of his grandfather's true identity until 2005. Media

5. allthatsinteresting.com › angelo-buonoAngelo Buono, The 'Hillside Strangler' Who Terrorized Los Angeles

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   Oct 7, 2023 · Published October 7, 2023. Updated October 9, 2023. Angelo Buono displayed a troubling hatred toward women from a young age — and in 1983, he was sentenced to life in prison for raping, torturing, and killing nine women and girls alongside his cousin Kenneth Bianchi. Los Angeles Public Library Angelo Buono after his arrest in 1979.

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   Sep 20, 2016 · Buono married his high school sweetheart, but soon abandoned her and the child they had together. Domestic violence issues then appeared with his second wife, Mary Castillo. Mary was repeatedly abused by Buono and it was reported that he raped their two year old daughter before Mary finally left him.

7. thecinemaholic.com › is-angelo-buono-jr-dead-orIs Angelo Buono Jr. Dead or Alive? How Did He Die?

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   May 30, 2022 · Angelo also had a history of sexual violence and abused one of his wives, Mary Castillo. At one point, he even threatened to kill her. Angelo then began dating Nanette Campina, treating her similarly. Furthermore, he reportedly abused her teenage daughter.

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   Who was Angelo Buono Jr?

   • Who Was Angelo Buono Jr.? Angelo was born in Rochester but later moved to California with his family. He had run-ins with the police from a young age, being arrested for larceny as a teenager. Angelo also had a history of sexual violence and abused one of his wives, Mary Castillo. At one point, he even threatened to kill her.

   Is Angelo Buono Jr. Dead or Alive? How Did He Die? - The Cinemaholic

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   What happened to Angelo Buono?

   • Angelo Buono displayed a troubling hatred toward women from a young age — and in 1983, he was sentenced to life in prison for raping, torturing, and killing nine women and girls alongside his cousin Kenneth Bianchi. Los Angeles Public Library Angelo Buono after his arrest in 1979.

   Angelo Buono, The 'Hillside Strangler' Who Terrorized Los Angeles

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   Who was Angelo Buono & Kenneth Bianchi?

   • Her body was found naked and bound on the side of a hill on Oct. 18, 1977. She was the first victim of the mysterious “Hillside Strangler.” Public Domain/Wikimedia Commons Angelo Buono and Kenneth Bianchi tortured and killed their victims in the auto upholstery shop next to Buono’s Glendale home.

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   How did Buono get sentenced?

   • The jury convicted Buono on nine counts of murder and sentenced him to life imprisonment, with Judge George commenting that he felt a death sentence would have been the appropriate punishment. Bianchi was ultimately sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole.

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