In 1979, Sadistic Criminals Roy Norris and Lawrence Bittaker Shocked Southern California and Became Known as the "Toolbox Killers"
In 1979, Sadistic Criminals Roy Norris and Lawrence Bittaker Shocked Southern California and Became Known as the "Toolbox Killers"
In the summer of 1979, Southern California was Gripped by Fear. Several Young Women were being Targeted by a Pair of Violent and Depraved Killers in a Torture Van
Background
The sun dipped low on a balmy Southern California evening in the summer of 1979, casting long shadows across the coastal town of Redondo Beach. While the serene beauty of the coastline seemed unblemished, a dark and malevolent presence lurked beneath the surface. It was a presence embodied by two men, Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, whose sinister exploits would forever stain the pages of history. This is the chilling story of Lawrence Bittaker and Roy Norris, two men whose names would forever be etched in infamy as the Toolbox Killers.
Lawrence Bittaker
Lawrence Sigmund Bittaker, born on September 27, 1940, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was far from ordinary. From a young age, he exhibited a penchant for criminal behavior, amassing a lengthy rap sheet that included theft, burglary, and sexual assault. Bittaker possessed a manipulative charm that concealed his dark desires. Beneath the surface, however, a sadistic monster lay in wait. By the time he…
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