Source: The San Francisco Examiner, May 15, 1972
Pesce and Luchessa missing
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It was exactly fifty years ago on a Sunday when Anita Luchessa and Mary Ann Pesce were murdered. In moments like this you can’t help wondering where would they have been if circumstances were different…an entire lineage was compromised.
And right now, somewhere in a hospital cell of Vacaville prison, Edmund Kemper recalls the course of events on a Sunday fifty years ago of which exact truth, only he knows about.
“Memories etched in steel within my brain”
Indeed, thank you for bringing this back to mind.