To truly understand Ramirez we must first understand what makes him a serial killer. First off is how he kills; he had killed more then three people and second of all he killed his victims with a pause between them not all at once which would make him a spree killer. Also he would be considered as a disorganized serial killer, even though he kept a calendar of what he was going top do, which is an organized trait, he mostly worked in the disorganized fas

To even further understand Ramirez would be to understand his modus operandi and his signature. His modus operandi or MO is as follows; one, he used the same kind of car always, a red Pontiac Grand Prix, two, he came in through unlocked doors or windows, three, he used a .22 caliber gun to kill the victims. Now his signature is what he does to satisfy his needs, in Ramirez's case it was his drawing of anarchic symbols in the houses of his victims.

To catch Ramirez would be harder to do then it was thought it was going to be. Sgt. Frank Salerno and Det. Gil Coreo were determined to do so. Salerno and Coreo took it upon themselves to list similarities in the up-to-then six murders in suburban Los Angeles at the time when Ramirez was also at work. Certain things matched. They collected fingerprints recovered cartridge shells from a .22 caliber gun and even a distinct m

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