104-107. Behind them, a twentysomething blonde clutches the hands of a young man with a sun tattoo on his forearm. Puente arrived at the Central California Womens Facility following her conviction in 1993, and her appeals expired early last year. Her narrow lips, pinched and lined at the corners, curl slightly upward. She does not once voice sadness over the deaths of her boarders, as if fearful that merely referring to them would imply her guilt. An extensive five-day search for the elderly fugitive ended when a stranger she'd befriended in Los Angeles recognized her face from the news and turned her into police. WITH her chiffon dresses, thick-rimmed glasses, grey hair and litter of kittens, Dorothea Puente looked like a sweet old lady - even insisting to some, "Call me Grandma". Dorothea Puente Dorothea Puente, born Dorothea Helen Gray was born on January 9, 1929 in San Bernardino County, California. I had such a sick feeling, he says. Puente passed away in 2011 from natural causes at the Central California Facility in Chowchilla, aged 82. A T-shirt designed to cash in on Puente mania (Courtesy of The Sacramento Archives). She never intended to show, I realize. Time has deepened the creases between her potato-like nose and dumpling cheeks, and her blanched skin has slackened at the neck. The 59-year-old looked like an ordinary grandmother when she was arrested after a five day hunt across California. I inquire how she juggled the demands of professional golf with her Rockettes career while flying between San Francisco and New York every week. As jury foreman Mike Esplin recalls, the man simply said, Thats all Im going to give. Puentes composure cracked after the last verdict was read. How did I know where they were? Absolving herself, Puente fingers McCauley and another former tenant as the possible murder suspects. But in truth, I approach this task without optimism, anticipating that our meeting will stick to the pattern of previous visits. Puente was found guilty of the murders of 64-year-old Dorothy Miller, 55-year-old Benjamin Fink, and 78-year-old Leona Carpenter. More than 130 witnesses were called to the stand by the prosecution, and eventually the devilish landlady was convicted for three of the murderers and ordered to serve back-to-back life sentences. On a later visit, she brags that she won $10,000 on a 1950s game show on NBC called Feather Your Nest; another time, that she played a few tournaments on the fledgling LPGA tour in the 50s. Inside Dorothea Puente's Tragic Childhood. Social workers in the 1970s looked upon Dorothea Puente and her boarding house with admiration. Cops hauling away body bags. Again and again, it is not her. Eleven jurors were convinced of Puentes guilt in killing the seven boarders found in her yard; one juror disagreed. She wound up serving four months in jail and shortly afterward fled Riverside County, flouting the terms of her probation. Puente's alleged grandson, William Harder (pictured), insists his grandmother wasn't all bad. That was my tomcat. She filed a missing person report with police on Nov. 7. So after that, I was out in New York on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and then Id come back to California the rest of the week. Known at the time as Dorothea McFaul, the last name of her first husband, whom she had recently divorced, she performed on stage as Sharon Neyaarda. But God always puts obstacles in peoples way. She established herself as a genuine resource to the community to aid alcoholics, homeless people, and mentally ill people by holding Alcoholics Anonymous meetings and assisting individuals to sign up to receive Social Security benefits. Dorothea Puente fled to Los Angeles. As most serial killers, Dorothea had a rough childhood. By 1952, she had wed Johansson, whom she met in San Francisco. Moise alerted police, who went to the boarding house. During their initial meeting, he encountered a woman of utter ordinariness, one far removed from the media caricature that depicted her as the embodiment of evil. Dorothea Puente's House Has Been Bought. Her goodwill earned her the honorific title la doctora and flattering write-ups in local Spanish publications. [1] Sua contagem total chegou a nove assassinatos confirmados e seis no . I leave through a different door and make my way out of the prison, stepping into the cool afternoon air. The psychiatrist diagnosed Puente as suffering from antisocial personality disorder, a condition marked by deceit and manipulation of others without remorse. It wasnt until 1988 that suspicions first arose about Puente, after one of her tenants, 52-year old Alvaro Montoya, went missing. At the time, the basement floor was covered with a concrete slab. Or about the white-haired woman who turned the yard into a mass grave. Puente's crimes were featured on the Netflix show . Several were swaddled in bed sheets that matched linens found in the house. Somehow a neighbor got suspicious, when the police officers investigated the house, the back yard, at least five bodies were buried in her back yard! To soothe her anxiety, she wanted to walk to the nearby Clarion Hotel with one of her boarders to meet her nephew for a cup of coffee. Dorothea Puente was arrested in 1988 after the dismembered bodies of seven residents were found in the garden of her home in Sacramento, California Being escorted to a police car after her. Gray assumed the identity of "Sharon Johansson", hiding her delinquent behavior by portraying herself as a devout Christian woman. [6], Following her divorce, Gray focused on running a boarding house located at 21st and F streets in Sacramento. The Boarding House Killer: Directed by Steve Allen. She then asked Florez to transport the filled, sealed box to a storage depot. He speculates that running a boardinghouse began for her as a humane endeavor rooted in a desire to undo painful childhood memories. Years later, her granddaughter visits the spot. The Victorian on F Street. The Story Of The Unsolved Delphi Murders And The Chilling Video Evidence Left Behind, Scaleless, Slimy, And Extremely Rare: Introducing The Deep-Sea Oarfish, What Stephen Hawking Thinks Threatens Humankind The Most, 27 Raw Images Of When Punk Ruled New York, Join The All That's Interesting Weekly Dispatch, Owen Brewer/Sacramento Bee/Tribune News Service via Getty Images. That didnt seem right, but Dorothea had conned our whole family into thinking she was a nurse.. Inmates enter one at a time at irregular intervals through a gray metal door along the rear wall. Satisfied, the authorities ruled Monroes death a suicide and moved on. [6], In 1968, Gray married Roberto Jose Puente. This woman is a disturbed woman who does not appear to have remorse or regret for what she has done, he wrote. Multiple murder suspect Dorothea Montalvo Puente, right, is brought back to Sacramento from the LA area in the early morning hours of November 17, 1988. I just did, she says. Clymo concluded his closing argument by showing a picture commonly used in psychology that can be viewed in different ways and saying "Keep in mind things are not always as they seem." James Gallop, 62. Setting his feet, he grabbed hold of the object and, with a violent jerk, loosed it from the earths grip. I am waiting for one of the countrys most infamous female serial killers, an inmate whose notoriety leaves her without peer among women murderers in California history. For a moment the prisons visitors hall feels bereft of other people and sounds. Familiar in name, she remained an enigma. 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We both fell into the orchestra pit and I broke my leg. The other dancer? A lot of people saw your running away as a sign of guilt. I know her only through the words of others. The couple, Barbara Holmes and Tom Williams, renovated the . The Monstrous Crimes Of The Dorothea Puente, The Death House Landlady. Bogle Family Vineyards Ryan, Jody & Warren Bogle Thank goodness the potato crop failed. She got life for being with a guy when he killed another guy, Puente says. Dorothea Puente is an American chronic executioner. Beyond that lurked the vexing conundrum of the accused herself. She eventually met and married Pedro Angel Montalvo, though Montalvo abruptly left the relationship a week after their marriage. Petitioner raises several claims and a request for a federal evidentiary hearing. Many of them found dead and buried in the boarding house's yard. Hayden spent months processing thousands of pieces of evidence related to the case, including a shovel used to dig up human remains. Dorothea Puente was a convicted serial killer who ran a boarding house in Sacramento, California in the 1980s. She donated to Hispanic arts and education programs while providing cheap medical care to her boarders and other patients, falsely claiming she had worked as a nurse in World War II. During my meetings with Puente, a number of prisoners softly greet herHi, Miss Dorothea; How are you, Miss D?as they walk past. Her past crimes belied her pose of pure benevolence, yet she had submitted to the house and yard searches without protest. She gave them clothing, she gave them food. Authorities unearth a corpse buried in the lawn of 59-year-old Dorothea Puente's home in Sacramento, California.Puente operated a residential home for elderly people, and an investigation led to . After Florez finished the job, Puente had one more request: to build her a six-foot-long box so she could fill it with books and a few other assorted items before the pair of them would bring the box to a storage facility. A 22-year-old soldier who had returned to the U.S. from the Pacific after World War II, he married Dorothea in 1945, and they moved to Gardnerville, Nevada to start a family. High-profile cases dotted his career, including those of convicted mass murderer Morris Solomon and the Unabomber. The three men carried shovels as they fanned out across the backyard of the two-story Victorian at 1426 F Street. Federal probation officers visited her numerous times in the next two years without suspecting she ran a business, lulled by her kindly facade and clean home as much as by her lies that those staying at the house were friends or guests. They were men and women who had skidded toward lifes edges. By 1982, Puente was sent to prison for her thefts. Aug. 27, 1993 12 AM PT. She parried, unwavering in her account of Montoyas departure, her voice calm as the detective pressed her. The detective had yet to realize that, in the 59-year-old Puente, he had another serial killer on his hands. With Bill Courage, John Cabrera, Bill Clausen, Judy Moises. Some play Scrabble, Sorry! She never blinked, never broke a sweat. After the interview, he allowed her to return to the house, where a patrolman stood sentinel outside through the night. Only after unearthing seven corpses at 1426 F Street in November 1988 would prosecutors charge Puente with killing Munroe. Going to church every day. Dorothea Puente is an American serial killer. The jury deliberated over a month and eventually found Puente guilty of three murders. People were always coming and going. Retired social worker Mildred Ballenger first met Puente in the late 1970s. SPECIAL TO THE TIMES. ), Puente relates that, as a Rockette, she met John Kennedy, then a U.S. senator, and his wife, Jackie, and befriended actress Rita Hayworth. For my benefit, she recites her prison medical history: a tumor removed from behind one knee last year; angioplasty in 2003; repair of a ruptured artery in 1998. It is a wistfulness that lays bare the depth of chaos that defined Puentes status quo long before they married in 1952. In the landladys presence, he corroborated her story about Montoya. He also knows what will happen if by some unimaginable spasm of fate she should ever walk free. She pled guilty to two counts of forgery, serving four months in jail and three years' probation. She had a terrible adolescence after being . After their deaths she continued to draw their social security cheques. Nor could anyone rule out that the four women and three men had taken the drugs on their own, considering their assorted substance addictions, physical maladies and mental illnesses. Puente was born Dorothea Helen Gray on January 9, 1929. When police arrived at 1426 F Street, Puente told the cops Montoya was on vacation, but they noticed some undisturbed soil among a vegetable patch in the garden. Artifacts from the Dorothea Puente case splay out before him: a faded article published in a local Spanish newspaper with a black and white photo of a younger Puente; a pair of her mug shots, blue eyes dimmed and weary in both; a prescription label in her name for diazepam, a tranquilizer sold as Valium; the original wanted bulletin from Nov. 12, 1988, the day she went on the lam. In November 1985, Dorothea Puente hired a handyman named Ismael Florez to install some wood paneling in her home. She falls silent for a moment. After their deaths, Puente collected . Genaro Molina/Sacramento Bee/MCT/Getty ImagesThe boarding house made infamous by Dorothea Puentes murders. I think they needed somebody and I was the easiest one around., Yet the most illuminating aspect of talking with Puente in prison arises from her silence about the dead. This was a money-making scheme, but I do not believe she was a murderess.. The guards will come by and go, What you got cooking today? , She marks much of the day reading mind-candy fictionshes a fan of John Grisham and Dan Brownand watching TV; her favorite prime-time shows include CSI, Criminal Minds and Cold Case. It was always moving. Yet for all the local, national and international coverage of the bizarre case in ensuing years, the public heard virtually nothing from its main character. In 2015, the Ghost Adventures crew investigated the house, due to reports of hauntings by the victims and Puente herself. Hes not a flirt.. That I can die peacefully in my sleep without being sick or being a cripple. McFaul left her in late 1948.[5][6]. Her evasive answersfirst claiming he had traveled to Mexico, then that he had returned and moved to Utahtripped Moises suspicion. Despite maintaining her innocence until the day she died, Puente has been immortalized as one of America's most notorious female serial killers. But there were seven dead bodies in your yard. I think you can only truly understand why so many people testified and asked you to spare Dorothea's life only if you have ever fallen down and stumbled on the road of life and had someone pick you up, give you comfort, give you love, show you the way. In her note, written on plain lined paper in a grade-schoolers swirling cursive, she invited me to visit. I dont feel like confessing my sins to anyone, she says sharply. Her bedroom was on the second floor. During the initial investigation, Puente was not immediately a suspect, and she was allowed to leave the property, ostensibly to buy a cup of coffee at a nearby hotel. Here are 5 things you may not know about Dorothea Puente: 1. Would you want that to happen to your children? See that one? she asks, nodding toward a gaunt, gray-haired woman with stooped posture. At age 16, she drifted off on her own to Olympia, Wash. Comely and flaxen-haired, with soft blue eyes and a beguiling smile, she worked as a prostitute to earn money and caught the attention of Fred McFaul. Its sick., Clausen knows Puentes appeals ran out last year. He sits in his downtown office, shock of silver hair combed straight back from his high forehead, untucked short-sleeved shirt spilling over his jeans. It doesnt fit., At least three peopledefense attorneys Kevin Clymo and Peter Vlautin and their clientharbored scarce empathy for the prosecutor. A search of the home showed nothing amiss. She tends to wear thick violet eye shadow and pink lipstick, both of a hue common to Toulouse-Lautrec paintings, and her body lotion of choice, Victorias Secret Love Spell, gives her the subtle bouquet of cherry blossoms. Stone, Michael H., M.D. But eventually, police searching for a missing tenant spotted a patch of disturbed dirt near the boarding house and uncovered the first of several bodies. Puente claims she spent time in the 70s with California governors Pat Brown, Jerry Brown and Ronald Reagan. The founder of MurderAuction - an auction house for serial killer memorabilia - Harder's macabre obsessions have also seen him befriend the likes of Charles Manson and Richard Ramirez. Puente struck out on her own when she was 16. Dorothea followed up the drugging by carrying out the . Betty Palmer, 78. In theory, the blend of narcotics detected in the victims could have proven lethal, or weakened them to the point of defenselessness against suffocation with a pillow or blanketa nearly untraceable cause of death. In 2004, she released a cookbook titled Cooking with a . ', Puente died in 2011 aged 82 in her prison cell at the Central California Facility, in Chowchilla. As it happened, her shovel was used to dig the hole that yielded a human leg bone, a decomposed foot inside a dark dress shoe and what looked like pieces of tattered fabric that in fact were rotting flesh. Our visit winds down. The only time they were in good health was when they stayed at my home. When they came to me, they were so sick, they werent expected to live.. Some months earlier, another tenant, a longtime alcoholic on a bender, had vanished after Puente went to his room to make him feel better. The acrid stench of rotting flesh soon spread through the home and beyond, an odor she blamed on sewer problems and that drew complaints from neighbors. cold and calculating female killers the country had ever seen., serial killer known as the Angel of Death, Aileen Wuornos, historys most terrifying female serial killer. As police exhumed corpse after corpse, TV crews jammed F Street while gawkers scaled trees to peer into the yard. Puente had already been convicted and executed in the media, and the attorneys understood the long odds of winning in court. I scan the room out of empty impulse, certain I havent missed her. Its about a mile from my building to here, she says. O'Mara's closing argument focused on Puente's acts of murder: Does anyone become responsible for their conduct in this world? But the passage of months and years since the victims had died reduced the toxicology results to educated guesswork. [1] Puente's total count reached nine murders; she was convicted of three and the jury hung on the other six. [3] Her parents were both alcoholics and her father repeatedly threatened to commit suicide in front of his children. She received a life sentence without possibility of parole, and as before the trial, she granted few interviews in its wake, observing a self-imposed gag order. Play it now! Puente told police that the woman was very depressed because her husband was terminally ill. But a bit of digging in the backyarda tenant had reported seeing large holes excavated and filled behind the houseunearthed a human leg bone and a decomposed foot. She answers without pause. 'Never judge a book by its cover,' said retired police officer John Cabrera in 2018, the lead investigator on the case. Officers rushed to the hotel to arrest Puente, but by then, she had bolted. Dorothea Puente's former boarding house is at 1426 F Street in Sacramento, California, between 14th and 15th streets. She was given five years' probation and ordered to pay $4,000 in restitution. Tom Williams and Barbara Holmes are the new landlords of the "haunted" house. Wood earlier sent Puente to prison for drugging and robbing the elderly. Clymo responded by evoking Dorothea the child and caregiver. Puente continued to collect Gillmouth's pension and wrote letters to his family, explaining that the reason he had not contacted them was because he was ill. She continued to maintain a boarding house, taking in forty new tenants. [8], Puente told Florez to stop while they were on Garden Highway in Sutter County and dump the box of "junk" on the riverbank at an unofficial household junk dumping site. Instead, Puente found a husband. Since Ive been in here, she says, its like all of that never happened.. [2], Puente was born Dorothea Helen Gray on January 9, 1929, in Redlands, California, to Trudy Mae (ne Yates) and Jesse James Gray. The next spring, with her husband hospitalized by terminal cancer, the 61-year-old Munroe moved in with Puente to save money. Their theory hardened into subjective truth when they discovered that, following the funeral, the nurse had drained thousands of dollars belonging to Munroe from a joint business bank account. While Puente was charged with the murders of nine people, she was convicted of only three of them in 1993: A jury could not decide on the other six deaths. For the rest of her life, she maintained her innocence, insisting that all of her boarders had died of "natural causes". The erstwhile prostitute had turned a new trick. In April 2020, the house and current owners were showcased in the Quibi series Murder House Flip. Benjamin Fink, 55. Others spoke of a calculating criminal who feigned altruism to mask her avariceand a homicidal bent. But every time youd go to see her, Ballenger says, her cancer had moved from her brain to her breast to her liver. Newspapers dubbed Puente the "Death House Landlady". After learning about the murders inside Dorothea Puentes house, read about the serial killer known as the Angel of Death. She tells me they appreciate the advice she provides them, whether informal legal counsel on their cases or how to traverse the social services network after their release. After spending part of Valentines Day with Miss Dorothea, as other inmates call her, I returned later in February and stopped by for a final chat in April. The lone drug present in all of them was Dalmane, a sedative for which Puente had obtained more than three dozen prescriptions of 30 pills each between October 1985 and November 1988, according to court records. A gentle bear of a man, the 52-year-old Montoya suffered from untreated psychosis, a condition that for years had consigned him to the streets and homeless shelters. Shes not hurting there in prison, he says. That is mitigating. For Puente, the distortions of her past have congealed into a personal reality that grows ever more fanciful. Dorothea Puente had several children with McFaul but didnt raise them. Both have died, and police cleared them early in the investigation. As far as theyre concerned, Im dead.. He called over Cabrera and Brown, and after he scooped away more soil, they saw what resembled a tree root. A person like her, the retired sergeant says, theres no forgetting. (Photo by Jeremy Sykes). Some might interpret that as a kind of confession, I finally say. Puente occupies a lower bunk owing to her age and tenure at the prison, sleeping on the same kind of thin, lumpy mattress as other inmates. But in reality, he contends, she is the nation's most prolific female serial murderer ever . She is a California native, born in Redlands, Calif. 2. She consented again, even lending a shovel to the men, who had brought only two. Between 1982 and 1989, Puente would take in the vulnerable and homeless people. An undercover cop posing as a trucker arrested her after she offered to perform fellatio on him; she served 90 days in county lockup. Police soon figured out why, uncovering the remains of six more bodies. The house at 1426 F Street, now painted a shade of gingerbread, appears occupied on the first floor and empty on the second, where she used to sleep. The prosecution stated that Puente used sleeping pills to drug her tenants, suffocated them, and then hired convicts to bury them in the yard. 'I saw her as a human - despite her crimes.'. Dorothea Puente war eine feste Gre in ihrer Gemeinde - sie kmmerte sich um ihre Nachbarn, spendete hufig fr wohlttige Zwecke und nahm diejenigen auf, die die Gesellschaft beiseite geschoben hatte. That same year, the Victorian bungalow Puente used to commit her crimes was sold to a Sacramento couple at a public auction for $215,000. I now see them as tokens of loneliness, trifles to mark the time. Puente and her siblings were subsequently sent to an orphanage, where she was sexually abused. Murdaugh is heckled as he leaves court, Ken Bruce finishes his 30-year tenure as host of BBC Radio 2, Ukrainian soldier takes out five tanks with Javelin missiles, Family of a 10-month-old baby filmed vaping open up, Missing hiker buried under snow forces arm out to wave to helicopter, Hershey's Canada releases HER for SHE bars featuring a trans activist, Moment teenager crashes into back of lorry after 100mph police race, This Guy Collects Artwork From Serial Killers - VICE. Dorothea Puente, ne Dorothea Helen Gray, was born on January 9, 1929, in Redlands, California. Though born in Redlands, Puente, who speaks passable Spanish, claimed Mexico as her birthplace, a ruse she perpetuated by alternately using the surnames of her last two ex-husbands, Roberto Puente and Pedro Montalvo. The prosecutor, John O'Mara, was the homicide supervisor in the Sacramento County District Attorney's office. Orphaned, Puente and her siblings splintered off in different directions, bouncing between foster care and relatives homes. No, Dorothea Puente is no longer alive as of 2022 as she died on March 27th, 2011. The string of thefts led to her arrest, and in 1982, a Superior Court judge sentenced her to five years in prison at the California Institution for Women in Corona. When Puente offered to perform a sex act on an undercover cop at a house of ill-repute, her husband sent her to a psychiatric ward. Another tenant, John Sharp, backed her up. She was notoriously known as the "Death House Land Lady" after committing nine murders. A dark thought arrived. Then learn about Aileen Wuornos, historys most terrifying female serial killer. Scattered about the house were photos of her with the likes of California governors George Deukmejian and Jerry Brown, who once danced with her at a fundraising ball. So we knew wed have an uphill battle in convincing the jurors that all of those were accidental deaths.. Cooking what I want. Working in my yard. Im here until I die.. Then you will understand why these people believe Dorothea's life is worth saving. At the age of 64, Puente - who was born Dorothea Helen Gray - was tried in 1993 for the murders of nine people after police found seven bodies buried in the garden of her home and two more. Tests revealed high levels of unprescribed drugs in their systems, and in time, the physicians fingered her as the culprit. Genaro Molina/Sacramento Bee/MCT/Getty Images. Isabel Vincent. The boarding house made infamous by Dorothea Puentes murders. Then working as an in-home caregiver, Puente displayed an odd obsession with her own health, lamenting to clients and caseworkers alike that she suffered from cancer. She had breached her federal probation by running a boardinghouse, yet admitted to the offense when asked. They appealed to authorities to reexamine their mothers death, a probe that ended with investigators upholding the suicide ruling. Dorothea Puente Home - Part 1: Directed by Star Price. She met and married Fred McFaul in 1945. [citation needed], Granting a change of venue motion filed by Puente's lawyers, Kevin Clymo and Peter Vlautin III, a judge transferred the trial to Monterey County. Kara Goldfarb is a writer living in New York City. Dorothea Helen Puente (nascido Gray; 9 de janeiro de 1929 - 27 de maro de 2011) foi uma assassina em srie americana.Na dcada de 1980, Puente mandava numa hospedaria em Sacramento, Califrnia, e assassinou vrios idosos e pensionistas com deficincia mental antes de descontar seus cheques de seguridade social. Dorothea Puente awaiting arraignment in Sacramento, California on November 17, 1988. She was the sixth of seven children but didn't grow up in a stable family environment. Sometimes she includes small handmade gifts: Christmas ornaments constructed from cardboard and yarn, a greeting card stitched with fine thread. [4], Gray's first marriage at age sixteen, in 1945, was to a soldier named Fred McFaul, who had just returned from the Pacific theater of World War II. Everybodys heard of me. (To the question of which verse most resonates with her, she shrugs and replies, All of em.) 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