Creepy '70s photos found in possession of serial killer

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Do you know any of these people? If so, the Huntington Beach police would like a word with you.

http://www.cbsnews.com/2300-504083_162-10006434.html (slideshow)

http://deslide.clusterfake.net/?o=html_ ... 06434.html (de-slide-ified)

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He was apparently a photographer, so don't go thinking those are all victims, but he was just sentenced for the murders of 2 additional victims in New York:

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/01/08/nyreg ... .html?_r=0

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_Alc ... hotographs

In March 2010, the Huntington Beach and New York City Police Departments released 120 of Alcala's photographs and sought the public's help in identifying them, in the hope of determining if any of the women and children he photographed were additional victims.[10][42] Approximately 900 additional photos could not be made public, police said, because they were too sexually explicit.[28] In the first few weeks, police reported that approximately 21 women had come forward to identify themselves,[43] and "at least 6 families" said they believed they recognized loved ones who "disappeared years ago and were never found."[44] However, according to one published account, as of November 2010 none of the photos had been unequivocally connected to a missing person’s case or an unsolved murder.[32]
As of March 2011 the original 120 photos remain posted online, and police continue to solicit the public's help with further identifications.[45]