The Killing of d'Angelo

Joseph D'Angelo, 72, lived in Citrus Heights during the original night's stalkers spree and later moved back to the area after his final murder. His crouching stance when wielding his firearm was police-like as was the way he temporarily blinded his victims by shining a flashlight directly into their face. Despite these compelling links, D'Angelo wasn't listed in the data bank of 8,000 potential suspects that investigators had returned to over the years. Paul Holes considered knocking on D'Angelo's front door and requesting it but ultimately decided against it. He retired the next day without fulfilling his dream of arresting the Golden State Killer.