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Jon Scott Dunkle shocked the sleepy Peninsula community after he was arrested and convicted of killing two teenage boys. In 1990, a jury decided Dunkle should die himself for the crimes. Now, more than a dozen years later, the state Supreme Court may decide Dunkle, now 41, is not mentally fit enough for lethal injection.
Dunkle gets life in prison. Jan 6, 1995. 1995-01-06 04:00:00 PDT BELMONT -- SACRAMENTO - Jon Scott Dunkle, already sentenced to die for the murders of two Peninsula boys a decade ago, has been ...
Imprisoned at. San Quentin State Prison. Jon Scott Dunkle (born October 11, 1960), also known as the Peninsula Serial Killer, is an American serial killer who murdered three young boys in Belmont, California between 1981 and 1985. [1] Dunkle was convicted of two of the murders in 1989 and was sentenced to death early the following year. [2]
Jon Scott Dunkle, also known as the Peninsula Serial Killer, is an American serial killer who murdered three young boys in Belmont, California between 1981 and 1985. Dunkle was convicted of two of the murders in 1989 and was sentenced to death early the following year. Dunkle received an additional sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parole in 1994 after pleading guilty to ...
Convicted of 2 counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of John Davis and Lance Turner 12/31/1994 34 Plead guilty for the murder of Sean Dannehl. July 2002 42 Jon was assigned a guardian due to his mental incompetence Present 48 Dunkle is still in prison and if his lawyer can prove that he is insane he can still escape execution
April 5, 2022. In the 1980’s, two small towns in California were shocked when two 12-year-old boys were brutally murdered. No physical evidence had been left at the crime scene and nobody knew who would want to hurt these two boys. With the help of witnesses and a sketch artist, investigators were able to connect their deaths to the ...
Interim Police Commissioner John Stanford Jr. said Diaz’s DNA appeared to connect him to the 2003 strangulation killing of a medical student in the city’s sprawling Fairmount Park and perhaps to several other sexual attacks there. Stanford said Diaz is now a person of interest and charges were pending final confirmation of the DNA link.
