George Williams is an inmate on death
row in the state of California..
Crime
Based on DNA evidence collected 17
years after the crime, Williams, a previously convicted child rapist,
was identified as the person who kidnapped, sexually assaulted and
strangled to death 14-year-old Rickie Ann Blake of Chula Vista. A
caller claiming to be the killer harassed her family for 10 years
with taunting calls.
On April 10, 1986, the day before Rickie was murdered, her father
picked her up from school to take her to the dentist. When they returned
home that evening, Rickie complained that her teeth hurt. She had soup
and ice cream for dinner and took some aspirin to relieve her tooth
pain. When her parents went to bed at around 9:00 or 9:30 p.m. that
night, Rickie was watching a San Diego Padres baseball game on
television. Her parents' bedroom door was closed. Bootsie and her two
girlfriends returned home at around 10:30 p.m. and went outside with
Rickie to talk. The girlfriends left, and Rickie and Bootsie went inside
again. Rickie was talking on the phone to Henry L. and Kristin on a
three-way call. Bootsie locked the front and back doors and asked Rickie
to get off the phone. Rickie hung up the phone and brought it to
Bootsie in her bedroom. Around 11:00 or 11:30 p.m., the phone rang.
Bootsie answered, and a man named George again asked for Rickie. He was
not George Bell, their neighbor. Rickie retrieved the phone to take the
call and returned to her bedroom with the phone. Bootsie fell asleep.
The
next morning, Mrs. Blake woke up around 5:00 a.m. and found the front
door open. The lights and the television were on. Rickie's shoes were
near the front door, and she had not slept in her bedroom. Her Cabbage
Patch dolls had not been changed into their pajamas, something Rickie
did every night. The Blakes called neighbors and friends and then the
police. Mr. Blake drove around looking for Rickie.
If you have had experience with this
inmate, we'd love to provide your experience, negative or positive.
This can be done anonymously or not.If you are related to the victim,
we would also include anything you have to offer.
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