A California serial killer has been sentenced for the murder of a 21-year-old Stanford graduate and law librarian in a crime that had eluded authorities for decades, officials say.
The California killings were part of a pattern known as the “Stanford murders,” the statement said.
“The long nightmare of John Getreu is over,” Santa Clara District Attorney Jeff Rosen said in a statement. “I hope this brings some measure of peace to the loved ones of the people he preyed upon. And I hope that I never have to say his name again.”. A floral scarf had been used to strangle her, according to the statement.
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