In April 1973 Edmund Kemper killed his mother and one of her friends in Santa Cruz, California. After driving aimlessly for several days, he called the Santa Cruz police from a phone booth in Pueblo, Colorado. He confessed to the murders and later admitted to killing six female hitchhikers. In 1973 he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. While a teenager, Kemper had also murdered his paternal grandparents.
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