Who is Leonard Lake who killed 11 people with Charles Ng and where is he now today

It’s hard to believe that someone as nasty as Leonard Lake and Charles Ng could exist anyplace, know where are they now today

The two killed at least 11 individuals and possibly as many as 25 for financial gain and to fulfil bizarre sexual fetishes.

They lured families to a home in the woods, where the men tortured and killed the women and children after using them as sex slaves. Both Lake and Ng had shared frightening dreams of torture and murder, which brought them together as fellow ex-Marines.

Who is Leonard Lake who killed 11 people with Charles Ng and where is he now today in 2023

Lake’s favourite book was “The Collector” by John Fowles, in which a guy who collects butterflies kidnaps and takes a woman hostage. While residing together in Wilseyville, California, the two individuals decided to act on their shared desire.

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Oxygen has announced that their documentary, “Manifesto of a Serial Killer,” which details the crimes committed by Lake and his accomplice, will premiere on January 1 at 7 p.m. ET. According to the series’ official description on Oxygen’s website, “When a documentary filmmaker sets out to tell the story of one of the biggest serial killer cases in California history, he uncovers a terrifying tale that begins in 1984 with the disappearance of San Francisco resident Paul Cosner.”

The series consists of three episodes. While looking for Cosner, the authorities stumble into Leonard Lake’s cabin, where they find a recording of Lake’s manifesto among the human remains he buried there. The battle for justice begins in earnest when Lake’s sidekick Charles Ng leaves the country. People’s fascination with both murderers has spiked since the announcement of the real crime show.

How did Leonard Lake die? Real reason behind it!

According to reports, Lake assumed the identities of Leonard Hill and several others. Reportedly born in San Francisco in 1945, he lived with his grandparents when his parents divorced. According to reports, he developed an early preoccupation with porn and unsettling activities, such as killing mice by dissolving them in chemicals.

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As an adult, Lake joined the Marine Corps and served as a radar operator in Vietnam. However, he was shortly hospitalised for “exhibiting incipient psychotic symptoms,” and in 1971, he was discharged from duty after being diagnosed with schizoid personality disorder.

Leonard Lake’s obsession with nuclear war

The culprit apparently enrolled at San Jose State University, dropped out before finishing his degree, and joined a hippy commune instead. Around this time, according to CRIMINAL MINDS, “Lake grew obsessed with the prospect of a global nuclear war, developing a type of survivalist anxiety and, with it, an obsession with weaponry.”

It is believed that Leonard Lake married Claralyn Balazs in 1981, and that it was also about this time that he met Ng, a native of Hong Kong. About 11–25 people were attacked, raped, tortured, and killed by them while they were working together. Unfortunately, in 1985, he was arrested on unrelated charges, putting an end to their deadly fixation. Lake, age 39 at the time of his death on June 6, 1985, swallowed cyanide pills while in detention without first being questioned or charged.

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