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Angelo Buono Jr.
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Angelo Buono Jr.
Buono persuaded Bianchi to join him in murdering two women, holding them as virtual prisoners.In late 1977, the pair began killing other women as well, claiming 10 documented victims by the time they were arrested in early 1979. Buono was also said to have made women refer to him as "The Italian Stallion". Bianchi and Buono would usually cruise around Los Angeles in Buono's car and use fake badges to persuade women that they were undercover police officers. Their victims were women and girls aged 12 to 28 from various walks of life. They would then order the victims into Buono's car, which they claimed was an unmarked police car, and drive them to Buono's home to torture and murder them. Both men would sexually abuse their victims before strangling them. They experimented with other methods of killing, such as lethal injection, electric shock, and carbon monoxide poisoning. Also known as The Hillside Strangler. He started killing from October 16, 1977 - February 16, 1978. He then got arrested on October 22, 1979.
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During the trial, there was a great deal of trace evidence implicating the two; there had been fibers from Buono's upholstery workshop and home on two victims, there was an imprint of a fake police badge on his wallet and there were hairs from rabbits he had raised on another victim. Bianchi also agreed to plead guilty and testify to his cousin's involvement.
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Angelo Buono was born in New York. He was born on October 5, 1934. After killing 12 victims, he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. Angelo's partner was Kenneth Bianchi. He plead guilty to five murder
By: Tyler Burstyn