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John Getreu, known as the Stanford Killer, was 74 when police tricked him out of his house with a fake car accident. Sitting in the back of the police car, he complimented them on it.
In the video below you see his arrest and the interrogation that followed.
An undercover officer knocked on his door and said she had hit his car. He walked outside to take a look and ended up face down on the hood.
"Good line for coming out of the house," he told the deputies.
In 1973 and 1974, two 21-year-old women were killed in the hills near Stanford University. One was a Stanford graduate.
The other was the daughter of Stanford's former athletic director.
For 45 years nobody knew who did it. Getreu became a husband, a father and a Boy Scout leader.
In 2018 detectives traced his DNA through a public family tree database.
In the interrogation he first says he has never been arrested. A few minutes later he admits he was arrested in Germany.
"I killed a chaplain's daughter," he says. He was 18 back then and spent about five years in a German prison for it.
When the detective tells him he must have known this day was coming, he answers, "Yeah, I knew that. But why it took so damn long."
He was convicted of both murders and died in prison in 2023 at 79.
Was he surprised they caught him, or surprised it took them 45 years?
He reminds me of Gary Hilton. Two old men who talk about murder like it's paperwork. Hilton's interview is already on my profile.
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ارشد شریف کو برہنہ کرکے تشدد کے بعد قتل کیا گیا۔ تشدد کی ویڈیو میں نے حسن نواز کے دفتر میں دیکھی ہے۔ جانتا ہوں ارشد شریف کو برہنہ کر کے قتل کرنے والے تینوں شخص کون ہیں۔ تشدد کی ویڈیو پہلے مریم نواز کو بھیجی گئی اور پھر سرپرائز کے طور پہ مجھے دکھائی گئی۔
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Police came to check on a 28-year-old nurse who hadn't shown up for work. Her husband opened the door holding their baby. By then, prosecutors say, she had been dead for three days and her body had been cut apart and thrown out with the trash. Calmly, he told the officer:
"She destroyed that phone, and then she left." She was going to New York or Texas, according to him. He wanted to know if he'd have to file a complaint. And there was something else: she had "mental issues." Two years later, on the witness stand, he finally said it out loud:
"I had a saw, I used the saw." Naresh Bhatt says he found his wife Mamta dead in their bedroom, panicked and cut her apart. In his version she took her own life. He denies killing her.
July 2024, Manassas Park, Virginia. Mamta Kafle Bhatt was a nurse from Nepal and a new mother. Prosecutors say she was killed at home on or about July 30. The next afternoon, cameras at a Walmart filmed her husband buying carpet cleaner, cleaning supplies and body wash.
He didn't want to report her missing, and only did it three days after the police visit. On August 22 he was arrested for concealing a dead body while she was still, officially, a missing person. That December came the first-degree murder charge.
Her remains have never been found. Investigators say blood on a power saw likely matches her DNA. For two years he said he had no idea what happened to her. Now he admits to the saw and the trash bags, and insists the one thing he didn't do is kill her. The jury could get the case this week.
In the video below is the police bodycam from August 2. He holds the baby the whole time. She wouldn't see a psychiatrist, he says, because in her words, "I'm a registered nurse." When the officer asks him to call if she comes back, he answers: "Until Sunday, I don't think so." Then the clip cuts to the courtroom.
Three days, one saw, two years of "she left." A panicked husband, or a man who waited two years for a better story?