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Good posibility Ms Perez is telling the truth. Authorities have developed a dna profile from letters that were sent to the news media back in the sixties. DNA should be able to confirm Ms Perez story. In my opinion the Orange County Carpenter meets my criminal profile of the Zodiac. Now let's find The Original Night Stalker!

I believe Miss. Perez may be telling the truth.

I believe that ms. perez could be telling the truth. It would seem right for me to see him taking his daughter with him. The Zodiak killer was a ruthless,heartless person that killed people for no reason at all, Picking them at random. If this is the zodiak killer it will bring closure to all the victims families. although, It may seem to me that justice didn't prevail because he didn't get to pay for what he'd done if it indeed was him.

How does he match the profile?
He was in the area during the killings according to his daughter. He had transportation (car).
White male in late tweenties early thirties.
May have a military background (navy).
Worked as a skilled laborer (carpenter).
More than likely average to above average in intelligence.
I wouldn't bet a 100 dollar bill he's the Zodiac but one thing for sure. SFPD has a parcial dna profile they can exclude any suspects. If Ms Perez dna can't be excluded and she knows how to decifer the zodiac's puzzles. I would say very interesting!!!!

LET'S GET SOME FACT'S STRAIGHT, BEINGS IT WAS MY NATURAL FATHER,AND NOT SOMEONE WHO HE RESCUED FROM TIA JUANA STARVING!!

YES, I AM G W HENDRICKSON'S DAUGHTER JANICE, DAD WAS A GOOD GUY, ECENTRIC,THRIFTY,SOMEWHAT SOCIALISTIC, A LOVING 'DAD', WHO WOULD TAKE ME ON WALKS, THE OCEAN, FISHING OFF THE PEIRS OF SO. CA. A FATHER, GRANPA TO MY CHILDREN,, A MAN WHO WAS NOT, I REPEAT N O T IN THE MILITARY, AND DID NOT LIKE WAR, WHY? BECAUSE OF THE KILLING.
DAD ALSO, DID NOT KILL 'AT RANDOM' MR COP ON THESE COMMENTS, ASK LIL DEBBIE,,,,,SHE SAID HE MOSTLY KILLED THOSE HE KNEW. BLOWS THAT THEORY AWAY MR SAM THE SUPER COP.
LET THE FBI DO THEIR WORK, WHO ARE NOT REAL EXCITED OVER THE FACT THAT LIL DEBBIE TOLD HER FORMER EMPLOYER THAT SHE WAS PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY'S ILLEGIT DAUGHTER,,,, THAT LIE HAD TO START WITH HER MOTHER LUPE, THE DIME A DANCE GIRL FROM TIA JUANA,,,, DID JOHN COME DOWN TO DANCE WITH HER?
ALL I PERSONALLY HAVE TO DO IS LOOK AT THE ZODIAC'S HANDWRITTEN LETTERS ON LINE, NOTHING LIKE MY DAD,S TO INCLUDE THE WAY IT SOUNDED. DAD DID NOT WRITE OR TALK LIKE THAT AT ALL.... AND ONCE AGAIN, THE MEN WHO TOOK LIL DEBBIE TO SEE HERALDO, (BUT WERE INTERVIEWED BY THE FORMER WIFE OF SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR GAVAN NEWSOM, WHO IS RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR NOW,AND WANTS TO PROMOTE GAY MARRIAGES),,,,DEBBIE ALSO DID RADIO, WHERE THE ANNOUNCER SAID "WE WANT TO THANK YOU MS PEREZ, FOR ANSWERING ALL OUR QUESTIONS, BUT I HAVE TO TELL YA, THE LISTENING AUDIENCE THINK'S YOUR FLAKEY!

JUST GOES TO PROVE, "YOU CAN FOOL ALL THE PEOPLE SOME OF THE TIIME, AND SOME OF THE PEOPLE ALL OF THE TIME, BUT YOU CAN'T FOOL ALL OF THE PEOPLE ALL OF THE TIME" , MS PEREZ.

J HENDRICKSON,CA. WATCH FOR THE FBI REPORTS. THANK YOU.

Janice Gay Hendrickson
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Jury Asked to Spare the Life of Convicted Killer

California | Local | CAITLIN LIU | October 13, 2000
Saying "truth is in the details," a defense attorney Thursday attacked the case against Kenneth Gay and implored jurors to spare the life of the convicted murderer by suggesting that he is an innocent man. "You cannot morally vote for death in this case," said Deputy Public Defender Ken Lezin, in his closing argument in Gay's penalty-phase retrial, contending that there is "lingering doubt" about Gay's guilt in the 1983 slaying of Los Angeles Police Officer Paul Verna.

SAN QUENTIN — In spite of it all, Janice Gay wanted a traditional wedding.

Determined to spruce up the drab prison cell that would serve as her chapel, she ordered flowers and a small, heart-shaped cake. She bought a long, lacy wedding dress--light blue, to match her groom's state-issue uniform.

And then, on a Thursday in June, 1989, she went to San Quentin prison and married the man who, against all odds, had won her heart: Death Row inmate Kenneth Gay, one of two men convicted of the 1983 murder of a Los Angeles police officer.

"We fell in love behind glass," Janice said, recalling when they first met, she and the man she calls "Kenny" sat on opposite sides of a dirty, plate-glass window, trading hellos on a prison telephone. Today, three years since they wed, Janice says their love has endured.

"I'd have to look a long way to find a man who has the depth my husband does," she said. "We've broadened together."

But stress takes its toll on any marriage. And for the women--and there are several--who have met, fallen for and married condemned men, these are very stressful times.

As the state prepared to carry out its first execution in 25 years, Janice Gay, founder and chairwoman of a support group called Wives, Families & Friends, is hearing from these women every day. She does not care what their husbands were convicted of. Usually, she does not even ask.

Instead, she talks to them about their anxiety--and about her own.

"I'm ending up this advocate for a lot of loose ends," she said. As the governor and the courts refused to spare Robert Alton Harris' life, she said she had "a feeling of sliding right off a cliff."

Janice Gay, a nurse's aide and artist who is in her 40s, is a crusader. She believes that her husband, now 34, is innocent--that he did not fire five bullets into Paul Verna, a 35-year-old Medal of Valor officer.

She also believes that if somehow more people could get to know the men on Death Row, like she has, the gas chamber would never take another life.

Many people think she is wacko. Her grown children from a previous marriage are embarrassed by her public statements, she says. Recently, one daughter told her she was not welcome to visit a new grandchild.

But her romance with Kenneth Gay, she says, is the most mature relationship she has ever had. Devotion, loyalty and trust--are not those the qualities most women want in a marriage? Well, she says, she has them. And, although California does not allow conjugal visits, she says "there are intimacies. . . . I don't see any reason why I would ever be happier with anyone else."

She began corresponding with Gay in 1987, after she saw his name in a Christian magazine that listed prisoners who sought pen pals.

"I assumed they were all guilty and were dead already," she said. "I was more concerned with where their souls were headed--up or down."

But after six months of letter-writing, she found herself curious. Kenny Gay had a sense of humor. She liked him.

"He cared enough to get to know me," she said. "That was what was so different about a prison relationship. We weren't out in the world, distracted. We had time to really get to know each other."

About a year after they exchanged their first letters, he got down on one knee in the San Quentin visiting room and proposed, Janice said.

After the wedding, Janice and Kenny posed for photographs, hiding his shackled wrists behind her bouquet. Then, Janice and a girlfriend got in her streamer-covered car and headed for Fisherman's Wharf.

Passers-by stopped to ask about the sign she had pasted in the back window: "Just Married. They're Trying to Kill My Groom. Abolish the Death Penalty." Some were friendly, curious. Others yelled taunts.

Janice put a wedding announcement in the local newspaper, complete with a photo. She worked hard on the wording, wanting to be truthful, but not wanting to tell too much. The bride and groom, she wrote, resided in Marin County, where they were married. They hoped, she wrote, to take a honeymoon someday.

Recently, Janice has told Kenny about her grandparents, who were so committed to each other that when one died, the other passed away soon after. She would like it, she says, if the same could be true told him: 'There's two chairs in (the gas chamber). When you go, I think I'll fight for my rights to sit beside you,' " she said. "He was furious. He wants to know I would have a life."

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Prosecutor Urges Death Penalty in 1983 Slaying of Police Officer

California | Local | CAITLIN LIU | October 12, 2000
In a courtroom packed with police officers, a prosecutor urged jurors Wednesday to impose the death penalty on Kenneth Gay, calling the man a "coldblooded, sadistic killer" who shot down an officer 17 years ago in Lake View Terrace to evade arrest.
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"I don't accept your apology--I never will," said a tearful Sandy Jackson on Monday. "You viciously took Paul's life and a part of us."

Closure for her family will only come when Kenneth Gay is put to death, Jackson said, in a San Fernando courtroom packed with Verna's family and Los Angeles police officers, including Verna's now-grown son, Bryce.

Gay, soon to be the 172nd person from Los Angeles County to be on death row out of the 565 in the state, continued to insist that another man had killed Verna. He blamed his plight on a corrupt defense attorney who represented him during his first trial in 1985.

"I've never murdered anyone," said Gay, speaking out for the first time since his penalty-phase retrial in San Fernando Superior Court. He offered an apology for causing the family pain by insisting on his innocence.

Gay was convicted and sentenced to death for the 1983 Lake View Terrace slaying that he and his new defense lawyers argued he did not commit. In 1998, the California Supreme Court overturned the death penalty on the grounds of incompetent counsel, but left intact the guilty verdict. After a retrial, a San Fernando jury in October unanimously recommended death, and Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge L. Jeffrey Wiatt agreed Monday.

Gay acknowledged that he has committed "a number of horrible crimes" in the past, but maintained that another man, Raynard Cummings, was the person who shot and killed Verna. According to prosecutors, Cummings fired the first shot at Verna before passing the gun to Gay, who fired the remaining five bullets. Cummings was also convicted of first-degree murder in 1985 and is currently on death row.

Wiatt said overwhelming evidence against Gay fully supported the death sentence. "You murdered in cold blood Officer Paul Verna," Wiatt said.

During the retrial, witnesses testified about Gay's violent past, including robbery victims who recounted how the ex-con had beaten them, and an ex-girlfriend who testified that he firebombed her family's house. Several prosecution witnesses, including Cummings' former wife, Pamela, also testified they

saw Gay shoot Verna.

The American public wants to know! The Truthfinders.

mrs perez is a lying #$#@#$ zodiac would not ever bring a witness to these crimes and im sure of this she is ruining a good mans name go back to mexico and sell your slutty ass for money like your mommy did in the donkey show or pick some oranges