Charlene Gallego Biography, Age, Height, Husband, Net Worth, Family

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Charlene Gallego is an American serial killer who, along with her husband Gerald Gallego, committed a series of murders in California and Nevada between 1978 and 1980. She was born on July 19, 1946, in Sacramento, California, to Gerald Armond Gallego and Charlene Adell Williams. Charlene Gallego was a high school dropout who married Gerald Gallego in 1965. She was a stay-at-home mother to their two children, and was described as a quiet, submissive woman who was completely devoted to her husband. In 1978, Charlene and Gerald began a killing spree that lasted two years and resulted in the deaths of at least ten people. Charlene was an active participant in the murders, helping to lure victims and dispose of their bodies. She was arrested in 1980 and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Charlene Gallego is currently 74 years old. She has a net worth of $1 million.

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In 2002, Gallego died of cancer in a Nevada prison medical center while awaiting execution.

In July 1997, Charlene completed her sentence and was released. While in prison, she extensively studied psychology, business and Icelandic literature. During an interview, Charlene claimed that she was also a victim when she said, "There were victims who died, and there were victims who lived. It's taken me a hell of a long time to realize that I'm one of the ones who lived." She also claimed that she "tried to save some of their lives."

In June 1983 Gerald was found guilty of murdering Miller and Sowers and sentenced to death by gas chamber at San Quentin State Prison. In June 1984 in less than four hours Gerald was found guilty of murder and aggravated kidnapping in the case of Karen Twiggs and Stacey Redican in Nevada. He was subsequently sentenced to death.

Similarly, on 24 April 1980, Stacy Ann Redican and Karen Chipman-Twiggs (both 17) went missing from a Sacramento mall. They were found in July, sexually abused and bludgeoned to death.

While hitchhiking on June 6, 1980, 21-year-old Linda Teresa Aguilar – who was pregnant – was abducted, murdered with a blunt object, and buried in a shallow grave, outside of Gold Beach, Oregon. She is buried in the Vineland Cemetery in Clarkston Washington.

On July 17, 1980, 34-year-old Virginia Mochel was abducted from the parking lot of a West Sacramento tavern, where she worked as a bartender. Her skeletal remains, still bound with nylon fishing line, were found three months later outside of Clarksburg. Loops of cord from the victim's neck were admitted as proof of death by strangulation.

While leaving a fraternity party on 1 November 1980, 22-year-old Craig Miller and his fiance, 21-year-old Mary Elizabeth Sowers, were forced into the Gallegos’ car at gunpoint. Miller was ordered out of the car and shot; his body was found near Bass Lake, California. The couple returned to their apartment with Sowers, where Gerald sexually abused her before taking her to a field in Placer County, California, where he then executed her.

On 24 June 1979, 14-year-old Brenda Judd and 13-year-old Sandra Colley were abducted from the Washoe County Fair in Reno, Nevada. Charlene later testified that Gerald beat the girls to death with a shovel or hammer. Their remains were not found and identified until twenty years later.

On 11 September 1978, two teenagers – 17-year-old Rhonda Scheffler and 16-year-old Kippi Vaught – disappeared from a mall in Sacramento. Charlene lured them to a nearby van, leading to their abduction by the couple. Gerald used a handgun to threaten the girls and tied them up. They drove to Baxter, where Gerald raped and then executed the girls, each with a single shot to the back of their heads.

Charlene Adell Gallego was born on 10 October 1956 in Stockton, California. She was a smart, shy child from a supportive home. The trajectory of her life began to change when, as a young adult, she started using drugs and alcohol. She was married twice before meeting Gallego.

Gerald Armond Gallego (July 19, 1946 – July 18, 2002) and Charlene Adell (Williams) Gallego (born October 10, 1956) are two American serial killers who terrorized Sacramento, California between 1978 and 1980. They murdered ten victims, mostly teenagers, most of whom they kept as sex slaves before killing them.

Gerald Armond Gallego (a.k.a. "Stephen Feil" or "Stephen Styles") was born on 17 July 1946 in Sacramento, California. His mother was a sex worker, while his estranged father was a criminal who in 1955 became the first man executed in the Mississippi gas chamber, for the killing of a police officer during a prison escape. Gallego began his criminal career at age thirteen, when he sexually abused a six-year-old girl. He had 23 arrests and served time after being convicted of robbery prior to his murder spree.

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