Secret Witness

The>Independent, PressTeiegfam's Secret Witness program has resulted in the ;acrest of 52 criminal suspects and fugitives from justice since the program -was inaugurated on Jime 10, 1972, with rewards totaling $33,500 paid recommitted on conviction of suspects waiting trfai>" 'Additional reward money available for informants is specified in theltaselist below, one of Ihe?-,selected and varying summaries of 10 Secret Witness" cases printed in thcl'Independent and Press-Telegram each Sunday and Thursday. Rewards also will be paid for information leading to the arrest and conviction of suspects in any other major criminal cases, whether covered in these summaries or not, and for the apprehension of-fugitives from justice. Thesii rewards will vary in amount, depending on the seriousness of the offense. Regards in all cases, whether or not previously pushed, will remain in effect until such cases are dOSed-pr until notification in*tKes? pages that the reward has been withdrawn. To ensure eligibility for rewards, informants must channel all information DIRECTLY through Secret Witness that is, to notify Secret Witness FIRST either by calling the special Secret Witness number or by writing in car^of the Special Secret Witness post office box. i'.'? * '* 'Tj&day's summaries follojK't'i^A. $2,000 reward will be':<j[ald for information leadiiig to the arrest and mlirder conviction of the killec of 30-year-old Bernadine*' Lewis of Anaheim, last seen alive at 4 p.m. Jan.'30,1975, when she left a fbfer at 2299 E. Anaheim St. '.in Long Beach with a man'about 35. Her nude and-battered body was founfl in a trash can in Venice three weeks later. The man sought for questioiiing is described as about 5 feet, 10 inches, 180 pounds, with dark, curly hair: He speaks French as a second language and is believed to be from Canada: I ;. A 2,000 reward is offered for the arrest and mur3er conviction of the killer of Craig Victor Jonaite, .24, of Long Beach, wljose beaten and strangled body was found dumped in a Long Beach construction site at Loynes Drive near Pacific Coast Highway,on Jan. 17,'1975. "4A $2,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and murder conviction of the slayer, of Graydon James 'J- 4 '' > Smith. 42, stabbed to death in the living quarters behind his dry cleaning shop at 3937 Long Beach Blvd. during an apparent robbery attempt on Nov. 4,1974. -A $2,000 reward will be 'paid for information leading to the arrest and murder conviction of the slayers of Jose Luis Ariaza, 28-year-old Compton man fatally shot on Dec. 8. 1974, in Wilson Park in Compton. Ariaza was shot in the back when he turned away from two black youths, 16 to 18 years of age, after they demanded money. -A $2,000 reward will murder conviction of the killer of 54-year-old Anna Catherine Felch, 'more widely known as Annie Brooks, of San Pedro, whose nude and strangled body was found lying o the roadway in the 12CI block of Westmont Driv in San Pedro on Sept. 1974 A $2,000 reward w. be paid for informatio leading to the arrest an murder conviction of th slayer of 59-year-old Eth lene Marshall, stabbed I death by robbers in he home at 2509 E. 110th St in county territory nea Compton, several days b fore her body was disco ered on Oct. 8,1974. A $2,000 reward offered for informatio leading to the arrest an murder conviction of th killer of James A. Hui III, 23-year-old clerk wh was shot to death durin the holdup of an all-nigh market at 2215 W. Artesi Blvd. in Torrance on Jan 29,1974. Rewards totalin $3,000, including $2,00 guaranteed by Secret Wil ness and $1,000 pledged b the Fleet Reserve Associf tion of Long Beach, will b paid for information leac ing to the arrest an murder conviction of th killer of Robert and Flor ence Buckley, elderly ant ailing couple shot to deat in their west Long Bead home on July 10, 1973, b: an intruder who ransackei the house and took thi contents of a piggy bank. .A $2,000 reward ii offered for informatioi leading to the arrest and murder conviction of th killer of John Allen Echol of Compton, found shot tc death in a station wagon parked in front of 508 W Cherry St. in Compton on M a v l l 1974

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be paid for information leading to the arrest and murder conviction of the killer of Thomas Paxlon Lee, 26, of Long Beach, whose strangled body was found sprawled halfway down an e m b a n k m e n t alongside Van Camp Road and Windham Avenue in Long Beach on the morning of Aug. 2, 1974. A $2,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and

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anteed fund of $100,000 has been established by the Independent, Press-Telegram to be used for rewards of varying amounts. Identities of informants will be kept secret. You will be paid a reward if the information you give Secret Witness results in the arrest and conviction of a criminal or the capture of a fugitive in cases publicized in this column. Rewards also will be paid for information given to Secret Witness resulting in arrests and convictions, or the capture of fugitives, in cases not published in Secret Witness. To contact Secret Witness, telephone 436-2526 from 8 a.m. to midnight on weekdays, or from 3 pm. to 11 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays. Do NOT give us your name. Or write to: Secret Witness, P.O. Box 67, Long Beach, Calif. 90801.

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Sbjithland attorney diisbarred

:A Long Beach and Orange County lawyer with a stormy and controversial career has been disbarred by the State Supreme Court. John R. Parks, most recently practicing at 110 W. Ocean Blvd., Long Beach, was barred from practicing law in California as of May 16, spokesmen for the State Bar said Friday. In four instances, the State Bar Disciplinary Board concluded, Parks accepted fees for obtaining loans for personsbut the loans were not obtained and Parks nonetheless kept the fees. In four other cases, the disciplinary board found, Parks wrongfully failed to perform services he had been hired to perform. Parks in the late 1960s was an Orange County attorney and a city councilman in Westminster. In 1973, he was the subject of an investigation by Orange County authorities looking i n t o loan and credit schemes. And this year, Parks' name surfaced in a Los Angeles f e d e r a l grand jury inquiry into a bizarre tale concerning an alleged promise by billionaire Howard Hughes to pay $30 million to two Long Beach men for unspecified services.

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