Cynthia Ann "Cindi" Schall. Murder victim. Murdered by the Co-Ed serial killer Edmund Kemper. Kemper is currently imprisoned for life. Lived to age 18 years. Daughter of William Schall and Suzanne Ottinger Schall. Cynthia Ann "Cindy" Schall was Ed Kemper's fourth co-ed victim. Kemper drove her into the hills near Watsonville, where he forced her into the trunk of his car and shot her in the head with his newly acquired gun. Miss Schall was born on August 4, 1954 in San Mateo County in California, and died on January 8, 1973. She was 18.
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On January 7, 1973, serial killer Ed Kemper picked up 18-year-old hitchhiker and college student Cindy Schall in Aptos, California. After driving her to a secluded area, Kemper forced her into the trunk of his car and shot her once in the head, killing her instantly. Kemper then brought Schall's body back to his mother's house, where he was temporarily living, and dismembered her remains. Edmund Kemper murdered his sixth victim, Cynthia Ann "Cindy" Schall. She was is fourth co-ed victim. In the early evening of January 8, 1973, Cindy was walking down Mission Avenue in Santa Cruz, hitchhiking to go to class at Cabrillo College. Kemper picked her up and drove her to the hills near Watsonville, where he forced her into the. [Photo: "Kemper on Kemper: Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer" Screengrab] Kemper's trophies. After murdering his female victims, Kemper often decapitated them and saved their heads for sexual gratification. When Kemper killed 18-year-old Cindy Schall on January 7, 1973, he b rought her body back to his mother's house, dismembered her remains and had sex with them. Edmund "Ed" Emil Kemper III (born December 18, 1948) is an American serial killer who murdered 10 people, including a 15-year-old girl, his own mother, and her best friend, from May 1972 to April 1973. Years earlier, at the age of 15, Kemper had murdered his paternal grandparents. Kemper was nicknamed the Co-ed Killer, as most of his non-familial victims were female college students.
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Cynthia [Ann Schall] was a large eighteen-year-old with straight blonde hair. In her family she was Cindy, and she had a younger sister named Candy. The children grew up in San Francisco, but their mother remarried and moved to Marin County with her new husband. Candy went with them to attend high school. In January 1973, Kemper continued to act on his murderous impulses, picking up hitchhiker Cindy Schall, whom he shot and killed. While his mother was out, Kemper went to her home and hid Schall. February 5, 1973, less than a month after the murder of Cindy Schall, was again a perfect day to kill: hard rain was coming down. And Ed Kemper was mad with rage. "My mother and I had a terrible argument. I told her I was going to the movies and I immediately drove my car to the [University] campus because it was still early." When Kemper killed 18-year-old Cindy Schall on January 7, 1973, he brought her body back to his mother's house, dismembered her remains, and had sex with them. He buried Schall's severed head face up in the garden that his mother's bedroom overlooked because, he would later say, "She had always wanted people to look up to her."
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51 years ago today, on January 8, 1973: Edmund Kemper murdered his sixth victim, Cynthia Ann "Cindy" Schall. She was is fourth co-ed victim. In the early evening of January 8, 1973, Cindy was walking down Mission Avenue in Santa Cruz, hitchhiking to go to class at Cabrillo College. Kemper hid the body of Cindy Schall in his room until he dismembered her body, throwing the parts into the ocean and burying her head in his mother's backyard the following day, per Biography.
The victim has been named as Cynthia Ann Schall, 19, 220 Cleveland Ave. She had been reported missing Jan. 9, one day after she reportedly hitchhiked to a class at Cabrillo College. According to the coroner's office, the victim was identified by two different methods. The first was a comparison of fingerprints of the severed hand which washed. On January 7, 1973, he picked up hitchhiker Cindy Schall, 18, who attended Cabrillo College in Aptos. After driving her to a secluded area, he pulled out a .22-caliber pistol and shot her dead. He took her corpse back to his mother's apartment, storing it in his closet overnight, having sex with it, then dismembering it in the bathtub..
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Cindy Schall. He purchased a .22-caliber pistol and then looked for a pretty hitchhiker. The one he found was named Cindy Schall, who accepted a ride with him on January 7, 1973. Again, he drove to a secluded area and shot her quickly. He wasn't interested in torture. He just wanted a body to handle. Cindy Schall. On January 7, 1973, Kemper, who had now moved back in with his mother, was driving around the Cabrillo College campus when he picked up 18-year-old student Cynthia Ann 'Cindy' Schall. He drove to a sequestered wooded area and fatally shot her with a .22 caliber pistol. He then placed her body in the trunk of his car and drove to.
