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Apr 18, 2019 · Eight of 25 possible victims: Kathi Allen is pictured in the top row, second from the left. Photo Credit: Murderpedia. Ng’s trouble with the law continued, and he was implicated in a hit and run accident. To avoid being charged for the crime, Ng enlisted in the Marine Corps, a short-lived stint.
Authorities believe that the Dubs family were victims of serial killers Charles Chitat (occasionally spelled "Chat") Ng and Leonard Lake. Photos of Ng and Lake are posted with this case summary. The men reportedly met through an advertisement in a survivalist magazine in the early 1980s.
- Leonard Lake’s Chilling Childhood
- Leonard Lake Goes from Hippie to Homicidal
- Enter Charles Ng
- The Cabin Becomes A Chop Shop
- Capture, Conviction, and Cyanide
In 1971, long before he ever met Charles Ng, Leonard Lake was in a dark state of mind. He’d just been medically discharged from the United States Marine Corps following two tours of duty in the Vietnam War. During his last tour, he’d suffered a mental breakdown and later was diagnosed with a schizoid personality disorder. Of course, Lake had been s...
Following his graduation from Balboa High School in San Francisco in 1964, Leonard Lake enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. Of course, we already know how his two active duty tours in Vietnam ended. Following what army medical techs deemed a “delusional breakdown,” he was discharged and sent back home. Around this time, Lake discovered a hi...
Whether driven by his schizoid personality disorder or simply the constant, mounting paranoia most Americans experienced concerning nuclear war at the time, Leonard Lake began to believethat the world was facing an impending nuclear holocaust. In order to survive this disaster, Lake conceived of a survivalist bunker. However, the owner of the Green...
Between 1983 and 1985, Leonard Lake and Charles Ng kidnapped, tortured, raped, and murdered between 8 and 25 people, mostly women, in their bunker perhaps in a bid to prepare for the impending nuclear holocaust when they would be required to repopulate the earth. The scope of their crimes is still undetermined, as is the total of their victims. Pol...
However, the quiet rampage of Leonard Lake and Charles Ng lasted only two years. In 1985, thanks to petty theft, the two killers were finally caught. In June of that year, while on a trip into downtown San Francisco, Ng attempted to shoplift a vise from a hardware store. The clerk caught him and held him back, threatening to call the police. Ng pan...
Charles Ng, left, June 1999, right, June 2007, is a convicted serial killer who was sentenced by Orange County Judge John J. Ryan, who presided over Ng's trial on a change of venue from Calaveras County, where Ng's murders took place.
Nov 22, 2022 · The nearly seven minutes of footage [Warning: disturbing content] contains segments of several of Leonard Lake and Charles Ng's victims tied or chained to a chair while their captors calmly give them instructions. At one point, one victim asks Leonard Lake why they are doing this to her, to which Lake calmly replies, "Because I hate you."
Leonard Lake. Charles Ng. Charles Ng, left, June 1999, right, June 2007, is a convicted serial killer who was sentenced by Orange. County Judge John J. Ryan, who presided over Ng's trial on a change of venue from Calaveras County, where Ng's murders took place.
During the mid-1980s, he and his accomplice, British Hong Kong-born Charles Ng, raped, tortured and murdered an estimated eleven to twenty-five victims at a remote cabin near Wilseyville, California, in the Sierra Nevada foothills, located 150 miles east of San Francisco.
