On October 13, 1972, a series of killings began in California involving a perpetrator who claimed to be motivated by the belief that his actions would prevent a major earthquake. Lawrence White, a 55-year-old man living on the fringes of society, was identified as the first victim of this sequence of events.
The perpetrator ultimately claimed the lives of thirteen individuals. The case is characterized by the unusual justification cited by the killer for the commission of these murders.
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