Court OKs death penalty for Charles Ng implicated in notorious Northern California sex slave murders
By DON THOMPSON | The Associated Press
Charles Ng, now 61, was convicted in 1999 of killing six men, three women and two baby boys in 1984 and 1985. He was initially accused of 13 slayings — 12 in Calaveras County and one in San Francisco. Lake killed himself with a cyanide capsule after police arrested him for shoplifting in San Francisco in 1985 and were questioning him before any bodies were found.
The men incriminated themselves with videotapes of them tormenting bound, terrified women they used as sex slaves before their murders. They found thousands of buried teeth and bone fragments throughout the property, with at least four of the dental specimens belonging to a child under age 3. “Many hundreds” of the bone fragments had been burned.
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