Okay, we are alive. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show. I have a very special guest. His name is Nils Ravilius. His last name is spelled G-R-I-V-I-U-S. And he was involved in one of the most terrific crimes of really L.A. history. It's commonly known as the Wonderland murders.

And I pulled up a article about it here.

It took place in Laurel Canyon in 1981,

and it involves some pretty shady figures.

And it's a very graphic, brutal story.

It's a true crime story.

It's a lot of Hollywood is taking the story

and integrated into films and things like that.

But Mr. Gravilius is a private investigator here in California. He's had a long and storied career.

His website, if you're watching this, is GraviliusPI.com. You'll see this, and this is his bio.

He was first licensed as a private detective in 1992.

He was started as a soldier conducting clandestine security border and counterinsurgency operations in the Pacific Mediterranean and Latin America.

On a contractual basis, Gravili is conducted. Private clandestine operations in various nations is an agent of the

Pinkerton organization. He's also conducted kidnapping, robbery, homicide, assault, hijacking,

extortion workplace left mass tort, conflict of interest investigations for a variety of clients,

including industry, private trust law firms, financial institutions, and select private parties.

And I'll put a link to his website. You can check it out. But like I said, we're going to talk

about a pretty graphic crime. So I would just be aware, you know, people are in the background.

It might be sensitive to this. It's a pretty graphic story. But Nils Gravelius. Welcome to the show.

Well, good morning, Bill. I'm very pleased to be on.

Excellent. Thanks for having, being, you know, flexible with your time.

For people who may not have heard your name, maybe you could talk about your background.

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