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Good evening. Ron Crisp invites the reader to follow him through his investigation of the Leslie Barry Murder.

The trial of art and zuras for the murder. The evidence that led him to his three suspects.

How his investigation of the Barry Murder led him to the defense of Angelo Bono in the hillside strangler case.

And what happened in his personal life as a result of his attempts to expose the systemic cover-up in California versus Angelo Bono?

The single most important clue in the case came from the statement of a 14 year old boy on the night of the Barry Murder.

Crisp wasn't at the crime scene that night but would read the statement in police reports a week and a half later.

When he read it, he was astonished that the police seemed to be showing no interest in this remarkable 16 word statement from a friend of the victim.

The cops ignoring evidence that could help crack a case that had baffled them for 18 months.

Cos Crisp for wonder if they were so stupid they couldn't connect these two simple dots or if something more sinister was going on.

A dozen books or more have been written about the hillside strangler case.

In case taking a cue from the books, screenwriters have used the case in movies and TV co-p shows to lend an air of credibility to their fictitious storylines.

However, these movies and co-p shows have kept them if alive that Kenneth Bianchi and Angelo Bono were the hillside stranglers.

Author Ron Crisp reduced the statement by the 14 year old boy to four words and made it the title of his book.

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