Part 3 of 3 of an in depth article about the identification of Kevin Clark Bailey, who was found deceased on Ellis Street between Golden West and Gothard streets in Huntington Beach on April 14, 1973. He was a victim of serial killer Randy Kraft. Kevin remained unidentified from when he was found in 1973 until 1995, when he was identified through fingerprints.
There is also a short article at the bottom of the page about female contestants from a Japanese game show being hospitalized for alcohol poisoning (from participation in a contest called "Drinking Battle Royal"). The show is made by Fuji Television.
Part 3 of 3 of an in depth article about the identification of Kevin Clark Bailey, who was found deceased on Ellis Street between Golden West and Gothard streets in Huntington Beach on April 14, 1973. He was a victim of serial killer Randy Kraft. Kevin remained unidentified from when he was found in 1973 until 1995, when he was identified through fingerprints.
There is also a short article at the bottom of the page about female contestants from a Japanese game show being hospitalized for alcohol poisoning (from participation in a contest called "Drinking Battle Royal"). The show is made by Fuji Television.
Part 3 of 3 of an in depth article about the identification of Kevin Clark Bailey, who was found deceased on Ellis Street between Golden West and Gothard streets in Huntington Beach on April 14, 1973. He was a victim of serial killer Randy Kraft. Kevin remained unidentified from when he was found in 1973 until 1995, when he was identified through fingerprints.
There is also a short article at the bottom of the page about female contestants from a Japanese game show being hospitalized for alcohol poisoning (from participation in a contest called "Drinking Battle Royal"). The show is made by Fuji Television.
The Orange County Register FROM PAGE ONE Monday, March 13, 1995 NEWS 9
VICTIM: Troubled teen fel t safe on the road
: FROM 8 : "Roger" and was living with a family on Alexander Avenue. ; Parry never heard from him ! again. A letter shesent to Corval- ! lis cameback unopened. She had : police go to the address. No one ; had heard of Kevin or "Roger." ; Parry was sure that her son ; had joined a cult. For a while, ; she suspected that he had fallen ;jffider the spell of Charles Man- ; ?8P- ; f Kevin was a follower. He'd been on (Ritalin). He wasn't a ; strong person. I figured someone ; had to be stepping in and taking my place. And that meant a cul t," Parry said, i What she couldn't know was that Kevin had gotten a swastika r tattoed on his left ankle. And he i^had somehow ventured into the ;:hunting grounds of Randy Kraft [ who snared his victims along ; the highways of Southern Cali- ;:fbrnia. ivPerhaps Kevin met his death aiitchhiking home to Lake Elsi- nore, Parry said. Hewound up in Huntington Beach, an anony- mous body dumped near a re- mote field called "Airplane Hill." Hehad been stabbed repeated- ly, castrated, hit with a pipelike object and throttled. Officer Clemens, then 29 and four years out of Vietnam, had seen plenty of bodies. But none like this. I t was Clemens' first homicide call, and it left himfeeling vulnerable in the cold dark night, his flash- light sweeping the shadowy brush. "Y ou're out in the middle of nowhere and here's a body fresh- ly dropped. Where's the guy who dfd this? I s he down the road? I s he behind the bushes?" said "Clfemens, now a 51-year-old ser- 'g6ant. '-"."Clemens never forgot the -^bung corpse in the hip-hugger jteans. For years, Huntington Beach police and Orange County "Sheriff's Department investiga- ^tors tried to identify the body linked to Kraft through a "score- 'card" kept by the killer. ' [Police artists circulated 'Sketches. They compared dental charts. Fingerprints. Nothing worked. """Until early this month, when Murine ran theprints through an ever-growing computer data -base of Western states. The Sprints matched those of a young Kevin Bailey, arrested in Oregon fivedays beforehis murder. Ke- vin had given his birthday as IP55, apparently trying to hide from authorities that he was a juvenile. Murine was able to find Ke- Booze battle for TV puts women in the hospital ENTERTAINMENT: The drinking bout, recorded for a Japanese variety show, had the females downing cocktails within three minutes. Reuters TOKYO Seven J apanese women were rushed to a hospital with alcohol poisoning after a drinking bout recorded for a tele- vision variety show, a spokes- man for the TV network said to- day. Ten women, ages 21-44, were downing whisky, beer or wine in a variety-show contest called "Drinking Battle Royal " on Sun- day. They had to finish each glass in under three minutes and take a five- to 10-minute break before the next one. Onewoman managed nine dou- ble whisky-and-waters in an hour. But some of the women com- plained that they felt bad, and a doctor who was standing by in case of problems called an am- bulance. Seven were taken to the hospi- tal, of whomthreewere admitted for treatment, including intrave- nous drips. They were expected to recover within a day. "We haven't done this kind of contest much in the past, and now this has happened we may not do it again for a while," said a Fuj i Television spokesman. The program, called "Thurs- day Family Land," was sched- uled to be broadcast March 23 but may now be canceled, he said. THE AMERI CAN HEART ,\SSaClATION MEMORI AL PRCCRAM. ^Ameri can Heart Associafton Space Do n at ed by Th e Or ange Count y Regi s t er vin's father, but not his mother, who was found by a reporter last Monday. "No! I t's not Kevin. I t's not!" Parry screamed into the tele- phone, rejecting the news. Then she embraced it. Two years ago. Parry said, God told her in a dreamthat Ke- vin was dead. 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