Joseph James DeAngelo

American serial killer and serial rapist

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2020 DeAngelo pleads guilty to the murder of Claude Snelling.
2020 DeAngelo pleads guilty to the murder of Claude Snelling.
November 2020 DeAngelo was transferred to North Kern State Prison and is currently incarcerated in protective custody at California State Prison, Corcoran.
November 2020 DeAngelo was transferred to North Kern State Prison and is currently incarcerated in protective custody at California State Prison, Corcoran.
August 21 2020 Sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, also admitting to numerous uncharged crimes including rapes.
August 21 2020 Sentenced to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole, also admitting to numerous uncharged crimes including rapes.
June 29 2020 As part of a plea bargain, DeAngelo pleaded guilty to 13 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of kidnapping to avoid the death penalty.
June 29 2020 DeAngelo pleaded guilty to the Maggiore murders.
June 29 2020 As part of a plea bargain, DeAngelo pleaded guilty to 13 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of kidnapping to avoid the death penalty.
June 29 2020 DeAngelo pleaded guilty to the Maggiore murders.
March 4 2020 DeAngelo offered to plead guilty if the death penalty was excluded, which was not initially accepted.
March 4 2020 DeAngelo offered to plead guilty if the death penalty was excluded, which was not initially accepted.
2019 DeAngelo's divorce was finalized.
2019 DeAngelo's divorce was finalized.
April 10 2019 At a court proceeding, prosecutors announced they would seek the death penalty, and the judge allowed cameras inside the courtroom during the trial.
April 10 2019 At a court proceeding, prosecutors announced they would seek the death penalty, and the judge allowed cameras inside the courtroom during the trial.
August 2018 Charged with thirteen kidnapping and abduction attempts due to California's statute of limitations on pre-2017 rape cases.
August 2018 Charged with thirteen kidnapping and abduction attempts due to California's statute of limitations on pre-2017 rape cases.
August 23 2018 DeAngelo was arraigned in Sacramento for 13 counts of murder and 13 counts of kidnapping.
August 23 2018 DeAngelo was arraigned in Sacramento for 13 counts of murder and 13 counts of kidnapping.
August 13 2018 DeAngelo is formally charged with first-degree murder of Claude Snelling.
August 13 2018 DeAngelo is formally charged with first-degree murder of Claude Snelling.
July 2018 Several months after his arrest, DeAngelo's wife filed for divorce.
July 2018 Several months after his arrest, his wife Patricia Huddle filed for divorce.
July 2018 Several months after his arrest, his wife Patricia Huddle filed for divorce.
July 2018 Several months after his arrest, DeAngelo's wife filed for divorce.
May 10 2018 Santa Barbara County District Attorney's office charged DeAngelo with four additional counts of first-degree murder.
May 10 2018 Santa Barbara County District Attorney's office charged DeAngelo with four additional counts of first-degree murder.
April 24 2018 California authorities charged 72-year-old DeAngelo with eight counts of first-degree murder based on DNA evidence, including the first connection to Visalia Ransacker crimes.
April 24 2018 Joseph James DeAngelo was arrested by Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies in the side yard of his Sacramento home, charged with eight counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances.
April 24 2018 Joseph James DeAngelo was arrested by Sacramento County Sheriff's deputies in the side yard of his Sacramento home, charged with eight counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances.
April 24 2018 California authorities charged 72-year-old DeAngelo with eight counts of first-degree murder based on DNA evidence, including the first connection to Visalia Ransacker crimes.
April 18 2018 A DNA sample was surreptitiously collected from DeAngelo's car door handle, which was later matched to samples from Golden State Killer crimes.
April 18 2018 A DNA sample was surreptitiously collected from DeAngelo's car door handle, which was later matched to samples from Golden State Killer crimes.
2017 DeAngelo retired from his job as a truck mechanic at the Save Mart Supermarkets distribution center.
2017 DeAngelo retired from his job as a truck mechanic at the Save Mart Supermarkets distribution center.
December 2017 Investigators led by detective Paul Holes and FBI lawyer Steve Kramer began the identification process by uploading the killer's DNA profile to GEDmatch, a personal genomics website.
December 2017 Investigators led by detective Paul Holes and FBI lawyer Steve Kramer began the identification process by uploading the killer's DNA profile to GEDmatch, a personal genomics website.
June 15 2016 The FBI released new information about the crimes, including composite sketches, crime details, and announced a $50,000 reward to support the investigation.
June 15 2016 FBI and local law enforcement held a news conference offering a $50,000 reward for the Golden State Killer's capture.
June 15 2016 The FBI released new information about the crimes, including composite sketches, crime details, and announced a $50,000 reward to support the investigation.
June 15 2016 FBI and local law enforcement held a news conference offering a $50,000 reward for the Golden State Killer's capture.

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