“7 officers file report on extra cash,” San Francisco Chronicle, July 6, 1936, p. 6.
   “Sex murderer scoffs at prospect of death,” “Tells how he slew 3,” (photo caption)” Claiming he is ready to go to the gas chamber, Harry Gordon, seaman, yesterday told to all who would listen how he murdered three women,” San Francisco Examiner, June 10, 1940, p. 4.
   “Shannon likely to face three charges today,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 5, 1936, p. 8.
   “Shannon fired: Brouders faces sentence in jail,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 19, 1936, p. 8.
   “Shannon dickers with U.S. to pay up income taxes,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 22, 1936, p. 1.
   “Shaw dead? Well, no—” The great playwright comments on San Francisco, San Francisco Chronicle, March 3, 1936, p. 4.
   “Six more officers shifted; Shakeup hits Quinn aids,” San Francisco Chronicle, June 11, 1936, p. 1.
   “Special duty men returned to beats in police shakeup,” San Francisco Chronicle, June 10, 1936, p. 1.
   “Steel on Bay Bridge 84 percent completed, span work progresses,” San Francisco Chronicle, June 8, 1936, p. 1.
   “Supervisors, trying Egan, refuse to quash charges; new murder motive cited,” San Francisco Examiner, June 11, 1932, p. 1.
   “Take police chief out of politics,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 11, 1936, p. 1.
   “Tell alls, ‘dumb’ police will vie as inquiry resumes,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 23, 1936, p. 1.
   “Testimony in graft trial locked up to prevent tampering,” San Francisco Chronicle, June 22, 1936, p. 1.
   “This is how I killed Mrs. Rice,” San Francisco News-Call, March 12, 1936, p. 8.
   “‘This is how I killed the Bulgarian,’ says slayer Selz, re-enacts murder. San Francisco News-Call, March 12, p. 1.
   “Three more cops seal lips,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 16, 1936, p. 1.
   “3 police captains shifted by Dullea; Mailliard quits,” San Francisco Examiner, February 16, 1940, p. 1.
   “Three S. F. police jailed for burglary: Tables turned, officers jailed,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 8, 1936, pp. 1, 8.
   “Tries 4 cops; Lemon, Hoertkorn go from jail for hearing, pair face Jury today,” San Francisco Chronicle, July 1, 1936, p. 1.
   “Two captains defy quiz, Copeland bares $35,000, San Francisco Chronicle, May 12, 1936, p. 1.
   “Two ex-felons in Egan case hunted,” San Francisco Examiner, May 6, 1932, p. 8.
   “Two officers defy Jury’s graft probe,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 5, 1936, p. 1.
   “2 new policies in Egan’s name,” San Francisco Examiner, May 12, 1932, p. 1.
   “Two $100,000 officers revealed in graft inquiry, Forgarty admits forgetting $16,000 item,” San Francisco Chronicle, May 28, 1936, p. 1.
   “Veteran officer murdered at Pier 28,” San Francisco Chronicle, April 29, 1930, p. 2.
   “Wobber-McGovern combine will outst Chief Quinn today!” San Francisco Chronicle , February 15, 1940, p. 1.
   “Woman curses jury, slayer lauds counsel,” [Farrington conviction] San Francisco Chronicle, September 10, 1930, p. 1.
   “Woman says Egan used her as tool in looting estate,” San Francisco Examiner, June 13, 1932, p. 1.
   “W. P. Wobber named to police board,” San Francisco Chronicle, February 10, 1940, p. 1.
   WEBSITES AND OTHER SOURCES
   Conversation between Dullea and Chief Quinn based on William J. Quinn’s remarks in an open letter to True Detective Mysteries Magazine, 1931.
   Earle Leonard Nelson Biography. http://www.trutv.com/library/crime/serial_killers/history/earle_nelson/7.html
   The Frank Egan Case, 1932. Mullen, Kevin. City website.
   The Virtual Archives of San Francisco. The Modern San Francisco Police Department 1920-1940. http://www.sfmuseum.org/sfpd/sfpd5.htm
   Index
   Page numbers in italic indicate figures; those followed by “n” indicate notes.
   actors portraying gorillas
   “Adonis Killer”See also Fell, Slipton
   Ahern, Frank
   Alberts, George W.
   Albondante, Nick and Lady
   Alcatraz
   alcohol impact on
   Gorilla Man
   Slipton Fell
   Allen, Ruby
   Allen, William
   Altken, Robert
   anatomists
   Andrassy, Edward (victim) . See also Kingsbury Run Butcher
   Andrassy, Helen
   Anselmi, Albert
   Anthony, Joseph (victim)
   anthropometry
   antiunion, antireform stance of Quinn
   Arbuckle, Roscoe “Fatty”
   Armstrong, Jack
   Atherton, Edwin Newton
   Atorthy, Maureen (victim)
   Atwood, Charles
   autopsies, attraction to . See also Bay Hotel autopsy murder; Hotel Irwin autopsy murder
   Bailey. H.
   “Baily’s beads”
   Baker, Rosetta (victim)
   Ballagher, Florence. See Polillo, Florence Sawdey (victim)
   Barbini, Dan
   Barkley, Marie
   “Baronovich, Michael”See also Fell, Slipton
   Barrows, George
   Bartlett, Al
   Batista, Santo
   Bay Bridge
   Bay Hotel. See also Bay Hotel autopsy murder
   Bay Hotel autopsy murder. See also Fell, Slipton autopsy (first) of victim
   autopsy (second) of victim
   Bette Coffin (victim)
   blood, lack of
   cause of death
   drug connection
   Francis LaTulipe and
   Hotel Irwin autopsy murder similarities
   luggage, missing
   motive
   “Mr. & Mrs. Meyers”
   press coverage of
   Ramon Lee Hughes (suspect)
   razor used in murder
   sailor as suspect
   Slipton Fell and
   Beale, Laura (victim)
   “Beast, the”
   Beatty, Clyde
   Beery, Wallace
   Bell, Anthony J.
   Bemis, O’Bryan
   Bengley, George
   Beobachters
   Berard, Mrs. John (victim)
   Berger, Adolphus A.
   Berkeley’s Scientific Police Department
   Bernstein, Herman
   Berta, George
   Bertillon, Alphonse
   “big ape”
   Birdsall. J.
   Black, Alma E.
   Blackwell, Michael
   Blaczensky, Otto
   Blanquie
   Bledsoe, Anthony
   “Blight, Mrs.”
   blind pig
   bloating of skin
   blood
   “Bloody Thursday”
   blowflies
   Blusinky, William
   Boberg, Joseph
   Bosworth, Allan R.
   Bowers, Mrs. Walter
   Boyd, Harold
   Brady, Matt
   Brehmer, Oscar K.
   Brereton, George
   “Bridge of Sighs”
   Bridges, Harry
   Brier, Royce
   Britt, M. L. “Jimmy”
   Bromfield, John and Davenport
   Broniscoe, Mrs. L. C.
   Brooker, Ray
   Brooks, Virginia (victim)
   Brouders, Joseph
   Brown, Harry
   Brown, Mike
   Brown, Page
   Brownell, Don Carlos
   Browning. A.
   bruising of throat and strangulation
   Brundage, Albert Harrison
   Brunton, Mott Q.
   Bucchiers, Louis
   Buck, Frank
   Bulletin
   Bunner, Stephen
   buoyancy of a corpse
   Bureau of Identification
   Burke, Tom
   Burkhard, George
   “Burly Lothario”See also Fell, Slipton
   Bu
rns, Frank
   Burns, William J.
   Busch, Margaritha
   Caen, Herb
   Call-Bulletin
   Calvert, Steve
   Campanello, Genaro
   Campbell, Alice “Princess”
   Campbell. M.
   Campbell, Jim
   Capone, Al “Scarface”
   Carlson, Theodore
   Casey, Jim
   Casey, John
   Champ, The (film)
   Chandler, G.
   Chandler, Irene (Mrs. Robert E. McCarthy) . See also Hotel Irwin autopsy murder
   Charing Cross Station (London)
   Cheeley, Louis
   Cherborough, Raoul Louis
   “Chicken Freak”
   China Basin
   Christal, Ed
   Christison, Sir Robert
   Civil Identification Section (FBI)
   Claussen, Chris
   Cleveland (Ohio). See also Kingsbury Run Butcher
   Clock Tower
   Clucky, Genevieve (Genevieve Montgomery “Jean”) (victim)
   Cockroff, Marjorie
   Coffin, Al “The Mouse” (Ernest Coffin)
   Coffin, Bette (victim) . See also Bay Hotel autopsy murder
   Coffin, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
   Coffin, Otis Leonard
   Coffman, Al
   Coffman, Bette. See Coffin, Bette (victim)
   Coghlan, Nate
   Coleman, Jim
   Coleman, Tommy
   Collins, John
   Colonna, Charles
   command structure of SFPD
   Connelly, Harry
   Cook, Edward J.
   Cook, Florence (victim)
   Cook, Fred (Corporal)
   Cook, Jesse B.
   Coolidge, Calvin (President)
   Coombs
   Cooper, Jackie
   Copeland, Ed
   copycats of Gorilla Man. See also Gorilla Men
   Cornelius
   Corporate Securities Act
   Corrasa, Al
   Corrigan, Ray “Crash”
   corruption within SFPD. See also Dullea, Charles W. (Captain of Police Inspectors); Egan, Frank J. (public defender); Quinn, William J. (Chief of Police); White Mask Gang Charles Dullea and
   graft and extortion investigation
   listening device (Dictaphone) in jury room
   Oliver Hassing “Dutchman of Richmond Station”
   Rum Bribery Investigations
   William Quinn and
   Costello, Lou
   Cotter, William
   Cotton, A. R. (Judge)
   Counderakis, Nick
   Cousins, Blanche
   Crabbe, Buster
   Craven, Catherine
   Creighton, Walter
   Crocker, Templeton
   Crosby, William
   Cubitt, Florence “the Flying Nudist”
   Cummings, Elmer
   Curry, John A. (Chief of Police)
   Damyn, Charles
   Dana, Paul
   Danahy, Pete
   “Dark Strangler”See also Gorilla Man
   Darren, Mrs. Burton
   D’Ascanio, David “Human Gorilla”
   Daugherty, Harry A. (Attorney General)
   Davis, Bette. See Coffin, Bette (victim)
   Davis, Flo. See Polillo, Florence Sawdey (victim)
   Davis, John
   Dawson, Jimmy
   DeGuire, Art
   Dematteis, Louis
   Dennis, Mrs. Joseph
   Department of Justice (DOJ)
   Department of the Interior
   Depression times
   Desmond, Michael
   de Young, Mike
   Dictionary of American Slang
   Dictograph wire taps
   Diefendorf, Fred
   Dietrich, Marlene
   Dill, Marshall
   Dillinger, John
   Dills, Clara P.
   disfiguration of skin
   district consolidations (SFPD)
   dog robber
   Doherty, Lawrence
   Doherty, Mrs. Lawrence
   Dolezal, Frank
   Don Lee Network
   Doran, Verne La Page
   Dorgan, Tad
   Doyle, Allie (victim)
   drive-by killers
   Dullea, Charles W. (Captain of Police Inspectors). See also Bay Hotel autopsy murder; corruption within SFPD; Egan, Frank J. (public defender); Fell, Slipton; Gorilla Man; Hotel Irwin autopsy murder; Hughes, Jessie Scott Johnson “Josie” (murder); Kingsbury Run Butcher; LaTulipe, Francis ; Malcolm, Wesley (murder); motives; Quinn, William J. (Chief of Police); sailor as Gorilla Man suspect; SFPD; White Mask Gang
   admissibility of evidence Senate bill
   April and
   big cases handled by
   changes in SFPD made by
   Chief of Police promotion
   citizens refusing to appear as witnesses
   district stations consolidation
   eyewitness testimony, mistrusted by
   foreknowledge of murder of Josie Hughes
   Francis LaTulipe and
   Frank Egan and
   Genevieve Montgomery “Jean” (Genevieve Clucky) case
   horripilation experienced by
   invisible clues
   Louise Teuber case
   lust murder
   marksmanship of
   office of
   police cars upgraded by
   reputation of
   salary of
   seamen murder cases
   “seek the evidence” mantra
   supervision of department under
   tragedies (failures) in his life
   Virginia Brooks case
   wire taps (Dictograph)
   Dullea, Charles W. (personal)
   appearance of
   background of
   baseball fan
   Charles Jr. “John” (son)
   dishonesty, difficulty to perceive
   dreams of Gorilla Man
   Easter and Mount Davidson
   Eddie (son)
   family of
   honesty of
   Jack (son)
   Marine Corps and
   morality of
   Winifred (wife)
   Dunkel, Blanche
   Dunn, Clara. See Polillo, Florence Sawdey (victim)
   Dunn, Joseph
   Dunne, Frank
   Dunne, Gladys
   Eastman, “Monk”
   Ecker, E. E.
   Eddowes, Catherine
   Edmunds, Anna (victim)
   Edwards, Arthur
   Egan, Frank J. (public defender). See also corruption within SFPD; Dullea, Charles W. (Captain of Police Inspectors); Hughes, Jessie Scott Johnson “Josie” (murder); White Mask Gang abolition of public defender’s office petition
   Albert Tinnin (Robert Knight) and
   alibi of
   anger at suspicion
   Charles Dullea and
   closing arguments in trial
   “Czar of San Francisco” talk by
   escape from jail
   financial problems of
   Florence Cook (victim)
   Herbert Emerson Wilson and
   hideout of
   kidnapping of
   Nathan S. Housman and
   official misconduct of
   Park West Sanitarium
   power of
   questioning by William Quinn
   staff, “unnaturally large”
   surrender of
   surveillance of
   trial
   Verne La Page Doran and
   Vincent Hallinan and
   White Mask Gang and
   William McGovern and
   William Quinn and
   Egan, Lorraine
   Ehrlich, Jake
   Elder, Hugh
   “eleven car”
   Ellsinger, Louis
   Embarcadero
   Engler, George
   “Enigma Man”See also Fell, Slipton
   Enright, Richard
   Epstein, A. B.
   Europe and Gorilla Men
   extortion investigation (SFPD)
   Fabian, Lillian
   Farmen/Farnum, Dorothy (Winifred Hemmer “Boots”)
   Farrell, John
   Farrington, Mrs. William
   Farrington, Peter M., Jr. “Whispering Gunman”See also Malcolm, Wesley (murder)
   Farrington, Peter M., Sr.
   Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
   Fell, Slipton
   “accidental death”
   acting ambitions of
   Ada French-Mengler-Rice (victim)
   alcohol impact on
   Allan Bosworth and
   Anna J. Selz (mother)
   appearance of
   Army Air Corps and
   Bay Hotel autopsy murder and
   blowflies
   “Bromo”
   “brother” of
   bungalow of Ada Rice and
   character analysis
   confessions of
   enlisting in Army
   federal charges fear
   financial troubles of
   good-bye speech at prison
   guilty plea of
   identities (multiple) of
   injuries of
   jail incarceration of
   John McCarthy and
   laugh of
   letters of accommodation written by
   lie detector test
   life sentence of
   magnetism of
   “Michael Baronovich”
   “mother” of
   motives of
   nighttime drives along the coast highway
   poison, Slipton’s interest in
   press coverage of
   psychological warfare by police
   reenactment of murders
   regret about murders, lacking
   robbery hoax
   sailor
   San Francisco Chronicle and
   San Mateo Junior College and
   San Quenton Prison and
   superegoism
   travels of
   watches of
   Wilma Heaton and
   Winifred Hemmer “Boots” and
   Fellom, Roy
   Ferral, James
   Ferrell, Gilbert D.
   ferries
   Ferry Building
   Fields, Leo
   fingerprint analyses
   evidentiary tool
   Francis LaTulipe and
   first degree murders
   Fitzpatrick, Frank
   Fletcher, Bill
   “floaters”
   Fluke, Mabel (victim)
   Flying Squad (motorcycle units)
   Fogarty, Martin
   Folsom Prison
   Foran, Frank
   Ford, Mrs. P.A.
   foreknowledge of Josie Hughes’s murder
   40th Infantry Division of the National Guard
   Foster, Thomas
   Fraley, Oscar
   Frank, Richard (“Richard Frombee”)
   Fraser, R. J.
   Frasher, Paul
   Fratis, Bruce
   Frederickson, Otto
   French, Fred
   French, Hugh
   French, Jack
   French-Mengler-Rice, Ada (victim) . See also Fell, Slipton
   
 
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