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JeffP wrote:I have no idea why people are so hung up about this since we don't have any definitive proof what the Zodiac's weight was one way or another. People getting hung up over, literally, nothing. They repeatedly hijack threads that have nothing to do with weight/height to say, for the thousandth time, that the height and weight doesn't match.

Yep, here we go again on a new thread talking about weight again...

AS FOR THIS TOPIC

We know Ross died at, of all places, what is today known as "Paradise Villa."

http://www.paradisevillaelderlycare.com/

I don't think it was called that back then. Maybe we can find more info on what type of care facility it was back then.

Did a Mod delete any parts of this thread? I could have swore I responded already to this last post above

marie wrote:The best advice I have been given is ::::::
TO GO FORWAD--- YOU NEED TO GO BACK. Did he have a true autopsy, are there slides on file? A will preserved slide is the magic DNA token.

And if his HS weight exists, I'll find it in near where I am. But remember later in life, any form of antipsychotic is going to effect that.

But berating each other, I joined this board cause I thought it had more thought involved.


-M

Not sure what the state would have, or keep,or for how long. All I know is, they do not have the coroner's report for Ross. That would list height,weight,distinguishing features,etc

Marie:
Don't despair! Some months ago, I proposed a Group Project. Everyone thought it was a great idea, so long as I was the Group. One guy, probably a white supremacist, called me a "reneger." I counted to three billion, then returned to the Board.
Yes, there are anti-social types who post here. But, there are far more decent, intelligent contributors. And you, Marie, are one.
Stick around. We like you.
Dag

Paul_Averly wrote:We know Ross died at, of all places, what is today known as "Paradise Villa."

http://www.paradisevillaelderlycare.com/

I don't think it was called that back then. Maybe we can find more info on what type of care facility it was back then.

I actually found what the old place was called back during the 70's a few months ago. I'm surprised morf's PI didn't get a name. I've lost the information but I surely can find it again, and I'll update this post once I do find it!

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Found it! It was called "Michael's Guest Home". Here's one excerpt from newspapers.com

"I, the undersigned, Michael R. Pupanek do hereby certify: That I am transacting business in the State of California under the fictitious name and style of MICHAEL'S GUEST HOME; that the principal place of business is 2177 17th Avenue, Santa Cruz, California, and that my name in full and my place of residence is as follows: Michael Richard Pupanek, 3613 Portola Drive, Santa Cruz, California. In witness whereof, I have here- are hereby notified that on September 23, 1968, the assessment and diagram to pay the costs and expenses of said acquisitions and improve-"

(link: http://www.newspapers.com/newspage/61472647)

That was from 1968.


Here's one from 1970: http://www.newspapers.com/newspage/61317136/

It lists 2177 17th Ave and "Michaels Guest Home" above it. The text is misaligned but that's the nature of the output, you can see why that would have happened given the graphic of the newspaper in the link.


[double edit]: Disregard, it's called Live Oak Rest Home. I KNEW I saw that name before! I remember 100% now, that's the name of it when Ross died in 1977! Here's proof. This is a newspapers.com article dated 1978, one year after Ross died. Bolding mine to signify evidence:


"NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENDED BULK TRANSFER Notice is hereby given to the Creditors of Asuncion Pan-libuton, doing business as Live Oak Rest Home, transferor, whose business address is 2177 17th Avenue, Santa Cruz, California 95060, County of Santa Cruz, that a bulk transfer is about to be made to John M. Beeson, and Tony and Marie Hegel, husband and wife, Transferees, whose business address is Santa Cruz, Calitornia. The property to be transferred is located at 2177 17th Avenue, Santa Cruz, California. Property is described in gen eral as senior citizen retirement center, including fixtures and equipment, residence and goodwill and accounts, located at 2177 17th Avenue, Santa Cruz, California 95060 Bulk transfer will be consum mated on Sep. 29, 1978, at the office of Russell Green, Attorney at Law, 626 Jefferson Avenue. Redwood City, CA 94063, County of San Mateo, State of California, and insofar as known to the transferees, all business names and addresses used by Transferor for the three years last past, other than the above, are: NONE."

(link: http://www.newspapers.com/newspage/62640266/)


Morf, I found this with literally 15 minutes of research. I'd look to get some money back from your PI

Nice job 1doctor!!

Morf check your emails, I located John M Beeson. The record I found includes the 17th Ave. address so I'm sure it's the right guy. With any luck Beeson might remember Ross.

Tony and Marie Hegel have both passed.

I took a closer look at this, went to the Santa Cruz County Recorder's office website and looked up the exact dates when Beeson and the Hegel's bought the rest home. They made the purchase after Ross died. It looks as if a person by the name of ASUNCION B PANLIBUTON owned the business in 1977 when Ross died. At least that is who Beeson and the Hegel's bought the business from in 1978.

Here are the records relating to the property and the above people.

Asuncion Panlibuton passed in 2011.

Asuncion Baguna Panlibuton Born November 5, 1924 died December 13, 2011 in Dao Antique, Philippines. She fought for decent, affordable senior housing in Manilatown, San Francisco-the International Hotel. She organized Filipino Residential Care Home Operators and had care homes for over 30 years. Co-founder of Northern/Southern United Antiquenos in California. She showed that wealth is measured by the love, compassion and generosity given to others. Preceded in death by Higino Baguna, Gregorio and Gregory Panlibuton. Survived by children Annie Panlibuton-Barnes, Henry Panlibuton, grandchildren Matthew, Joseph, and Sarah Barnes, Nicholas and Oliver Panlibuton and great granddaughter Isabella Barnes. Funeral mass will be held at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, San Francisco on Friday December 30 at 10am followed by burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma, CA. Donations will establish the Asuncion Panlibuton Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Annie Barnes, PO Box 479, Upper Lake, CA 95485.


Published in San Francisco Chronicle from Dec. 28 to Dec. 29, 2011 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sfgate ... z2Zrg.dpuf

Good work Guys. The PI did find the previous owners of the rest home because she told me that the owner was Phillipino. Not sure what else we can learn but maybe a few clues to help

Seagull wrote:Asuncion Panlibuton passed in 2011.

Asuncion Baguna Panlibuton Born November 5, 1924 died December 13, 2011 in Dao Antique, Philippines. She fought for decent, affordable senior housing in Manilatown, San Francisco-the International Hotel. She organized Filipino Residential Care Home Operators and had care homes for over 30 years. Co-founder of Northern/Southern United Antiquenos in California. She showed that wealth is measured by the love, compassion and generosity given to others. Preceded in death by Higino Baguna, Gregorio and Gregory Panlibuton. Survived by children Annie Panlibuton-Barnes, Henry Panlibuton, grandchildren Matthew, Joseph, and Sarah Barnes, Nicholas and Oliver Panlibuton and great granddaughter Isabella Barnes. Funeral mass will be held at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, San Francisco on Friday December 30 at 10am followed by burial at Holy Cross Cemetery, Colma, CA. Donations will establish the Asuncion Panlibuton Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Annie Barnes, PO Box 479, Upper Lake, CA 95485.


Published in San Francisco Chronicle from Dec. 28 to Dec. 29, 2011 - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/sfgate ... z2Zrg.dpuf

It has the name of her children and grandchildren. Maybe one of them kept her records from the time she owned the home.