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The Northcott ranch. Notice the stop sign used as a precursor to crime scene tape.
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Detectives find a gun and an ax in the Northcott home in Los Angeles, but cannot link them to the killings.
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Gordon Northcott
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Sanford Clark showing Deputies Sepulveda, Mendoza and Ybarra the direction taken from Mint Canyon cabin by Gordon Northcott when the latter told Clark, according to his story, that he was going to visit a mine where Northcott says he aided a miner slay his partner.
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Gordon Stewart Northcott points with a pencil to a chicken house at his ranch where the state contends one of his alleged boy victims was slain. Undersheriff Rayburn, left, and Deputy Brown, right, keep him closely guarded as the trial jury inspects the ranch.
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Sheriff Clem Sweeters, left, and Deputy Bob Bailey, foreground, watch a trusty dig for bodies on the Northcott ranch.
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Investigators dig in the desert in a search for Northcott's victims.
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Deputy J.R. Quinn and Sheriff Clem Sweeters with items recovered at the ranch.
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STOP sign in driveway is an So.Cal.Auto Club made sign, sure wish I had it for my Auto Club sign collection...
Posted by: Sam Flowers | October 30, 2008 at 03:24 PM
Whatever happened to Sanford Clark?
Posted by: darijoe | November 24, 2008 at 10:57 AM
i love changeling so much! it made me cry... i recommend this movie to everyone
Posted by: jennifer | January 27, 2009 at 02:19 PM
Wasn't Northcott psychoanalysed by specialists when he was in prison ?
Posted by: Bill | March 03, 2009 at 09:35 AM
With the technology we have today, has anyone tried to go back to the farm and attempt to locate remains?
Posted by: Kris | May 27, 2009 at 05:13 AM