5.1 earthquake causes damage; some flee from homes – Los Angeles Timesby wpjljron
Saturday, March 29th, 2014.5.1 earthquake causes damage; some flee from homes – Los Angeles TimesFullerton police said early Saturday that up to 50 people had been displaced because of home damage. The quake, centered near La Habra, caused furniture to tumble, pictures to fall off walls and glass to break. Merchandise fell off store shelves, and there were reports of plate glass windows shattered. In Brea, several people […]
Fullerton police said early Saturday that up to 50 people had been displaced because of home damage.
The quake, centered near La Habra, caused furniture to tumble, pictures to fall off walls and glass to break. Merchandise fell off store shelves, and there were reports of plate glass windows shattered.
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we couldn t establish a pattern that was suspicious. then as wyatt s investigation sputtered, sandra left. sold jack s house in california, moved to arizona to be near her son tom and soon her daughter followed too. and they all lived within a couple of blocks of each other in homes sandra helped purchase with jack s insurance money and savings. when everything was said and done, she got close to $700,000. and as the months slipped pass. the investigation hit one dead end after another. the case bounced from the pd to the sheriff s department where before long it became a case to avoid, toxic, an unsolvable career killer. until five years after his brother s killer, he met an investigator who picked up the case. that s great.
though jack seemed quite happy with sandra, until the spring of 98, that is, just a few months before the murder when jack was diagnosed with colon cancer, a shock, of course, but one of two shocks to sandra. and for those around her, the second seemed somehow worse. her beloved son tom up and moved to arizona. and she was flippin out about it. yeah. she had to go there. she demanded jack move to arizona too. that woman was off her rocker. her tone was just scary. it s like someone else s voice coming out of her. but surely that wasn t motive enough for murder. and with plenty of suspicion with littles to go on, wyatt spent months poring over their bank statements, credit card bills, searching for, well, he didn t know what he was searching for, but he was getting basically nowhere.